UNH Trace Gas Biogeochemistry Lab - studying greenhouse gas emissions from wetlands, agriculture, thawing permafrost, forests, lakes, streams, & more!
Durham, NH
Joined May 2018
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Postdoc Alert for Ecosystem Ecologists! Are you interested in a Postdoctoral Fellowship exploring the capacity of natural ecosystems to capture and sequester carbon with the Malone Disturbance Ecology Lab @YaleEnvironment? Apply by February 28th: forms.gle/DBFYbteohfgcrCU66
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The @EMERGE_BII Field Team on their way for the first day of sampling in #StordalenMire! ⛰️🔬 Co-director Dr. @RuthVarner1 and @apryl_Perry collecting air temp and porewater. Dr. Brittany Fonner removing the first peat core. #permafrost #peatland #NSFfunded
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Day 3 of field work- three long days and so many samples! Looking forward to a long weekend and then lots of lab work! Great to have the @UNH_CEPS Dean out to help today! @NSF Geopaths
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📣There’s still time to join us in NH this June! Are you a scientist interested in training and engaging in the multidisciplinary science of how #ecosystems are responding to climate change? Check out our Summer Program! Application deadline is tomorrow! emerge-bii.github.io/summerp…
Many chances to see what's new in the UNH Trace Gas Biogeochemistry Lab at #AGU22! Catch up with the latest research by our group members ⬇️
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Looking for interested undergrad or post-baccs for an exciting #NSFfunded #REU summer research opportunity!Join @EMERGE_BII for a summer of multidisciplinary science in New Hampshire with travel to #Abisko, Sweden for fieldwork! Check out emerge-bii.github.io/reu/ to apply!
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My entry to @AGU_WQ #HaikuYourResearch!
Land to freshwater
Capture the bubbles below
Where does methane go
ALT A mire fen in the spring sprinklers with snow
@RuthVarner1 continues to have work themed carving even on her day off… wonder what next year will bring…
UNH Trace Gas Lab retweeted
Are you interested in pursuing a PhD with the Malone Disturbance Ecology Lab @YaleEnvironment working on projects exploring the capacity of natural ecosystems to capture and sequester carbon? Apply now: forms.gle/EtxTvCRXg1firEyG8
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Congratulations to our Co-director @RuthVarner1 for leading this new study in lake sediments in the Arctic!! And to the Co-PIs from EMERGE: Gene Tyson, @kcwrighton, @virginia_rich, @Tfaily_Lab, @scott_saleska, @ChantonJeff, Rachel Wilson, and colleagues, @S_J_Mc and Jinyun Tang!
In a warming climate, how do lake sediments in the Arctic serve as gatekeepers of greenhouse gas emissions? With a $3.5M @ENERGY grant, @RuthVarner1 leads a new research project to find out.
unh.edu/unhtoday/2022/09/car… 📸 Scott Saleska @unhresearchnews @UNH_CEPS @unhESRC @UNH_GasLab
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Job alert! Open postdoc position to work on themes related to northern ecosystems and permafrost. The position will involve working closely with me and my amazing team on research, undergraduate teaching, and mentoring. jobs.colorado.edu/jobs/JobDe…
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Time for a highlight of some recent work from our research group!
1. @RuthVarner1 & co used updated CO2 & CH4 flux measurements, landcover & vegetation maps, and global warming potential values to create a time series of climate forcing at Stordalen Mire
bit.ly/3deEl6p
Most recently, @ClaricePerryman took a look at belowground #methane cycling in Sallie's Fen, a long-term wetland research site near campus, using a combination of incubations, stable isotopes, and characterization of the peatland microbiome!
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Happy to share that my 1st PhD paper is now out in early view in @JGRBiogeo! #PeatTwitter #PeatECR
"Microtopography matters: Belowground CH4 cycling regulated by differing microbial processes in peatland hummocks and lawns"
bit.ly/3C2uZ86
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Many thanks to all co-authors and collaborators on these papers - including (but not limited to!) @JessErnakovich, @apryl_perry, @ArndtPhd, @WilWollheim, @bubblyburke, @UNH_SAD_rs, @sgrandysoil, and @EMERGE_BII