Research |Biogeochemistry
Biogeochemistry is
a relatively new field that studies the interactions between the biological,
geological and chemical components of the Earth's environment that
affect the cycling of climatically-relevant elements like carbon, oxygen,
nitrogen, and silicon. These dynamics are influenced by interactions
between organisms and their surroundings, including water, air, soil
and sediments.
Faculty
Julie
Cole - Paleoclimate; global and environmental change
Andy
Cohen - Stratigraphy, paleobiology
Owen
Davis - Quaternary paleoecology
Mike Evans -
Paleoclimatology
Karl
Flessa - Invertebrate paleontology, paleobiology
Timothy
Jull - AMS of radiocarbon and other cosmogenic isotopes
Jonathan
Overpeck - Paleoclimatology, paleoecology, climate dynamics,
Jay
Quade - Soil geochemistry
Joellen
Russell - Biogeochemistry, oceanography, climate dynamics and
modeling Faculty with
related interests
Researchers
Warren Beck - Paleoclimate, climate change
David
Dettman - Light Stable Isotopes
Chris Eastoe - Isotope Geochemistry, Economic Geology
Paul Goodman - Ocean & climate modeling
Allister
Rees - Paleoecology, paleontology
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