Understanding the biogeochemical cycling of an element through the traditional flux and pool methods has been an effective strategy for […]
Collaborating with Princeton’s Isotope Prince
Author: J.B. Richardson
Alex Rice wins for SSSA poster award!
Congratulations to Alex Rice for winning 3rd place at the Soil Science Society of America Fall Meeting in Baltimore in […]
Earthworm talk at Northeast Organic Farming Association
Dr. Justin Richardson had the opportunity to give a talk for the Northeast Organic Farming association on Megascolecidae jumping worms. […]
Looking for a new MS/PhD student for Summer 2023!
The Trace Metal Biogeochemistry lab is looking to accept a new MS or PhD student to work on changes in […]
Metals in edible, foraged mushrooms
Marissa Hanley ’22 received a fellowship as part of the Lee-SIP scholars to conduct research this summer. She was selected […]
Congrats to Stephanie Thrasher for finishing her senior thesis
A big congratulations to Stephanie Thrasher on completing her senior thesis: “Leaching of trace metals from sulfidic schists and other […]
Bailee Street’s senior thesis complete!
A big congratulations to Bailee Street for completing her senior thesis: “Nutrient and Trace Metal weathering and transport from Forest […]
Northeast GSA 2022 – Lancaster PA
Northeast Geological Society of America meeting held in Lancaster PA this year was a blast. The meeting is comfortably sized […]
Justin’s interview with TheGnome blog
As spring time arrives in New England, so does the hatching of invasive earthworms in the soils. I had the […]
NSF funding for soil climate gradient project!
I am very pleased to state that the US National Science Foundation has provided myself and my collaborators, Dr. Ashley […]