ECOSs – Our People

ECOSS research aims to answer, ask, and explore deep questions about how life and nature work in order to better understand our human relationship to the planet.

Faculty

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Jane Marks

  Research/teaching interests studies of how abiotic and biotic factors structure freshwater

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Ted Schuur

Research Interests Understanding feedbacks from terrestrial ecosystems to climate change is Schuur’s

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George Koch

Research Interests Koch’s research focuses on understanding the biophysical and ecological interactions

Affiliated Faculty

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Kiona Ogle

Research Interests Dr. Ogle’s research focuses on developing a mechanistic understanding of

Administration

Research Staff

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Chris Ebert

Ebert’s academic background is in analytical chemistry, primarily performing atomic spectroscopy by

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Rebecca Mau

Research Interests Mau is broadly interested in better understanding how ecological principles

Postdoctoral Scientists

Grant Falvo

Grant Falvo’s research quantifies how terrestrial ecosystems impact planetary radiative forcing through

Dishant Patel

Research area of Dishant revolves around environmental microbiology, microbial genomics and metagenomics.

Yujie Liu

Long-term ecological time series are essential for evaluating the biological impacts of

Graduate Students

Satya Kent

Satya is broadly interested in biogeochemical transformations of carbon in anaerobic ecosystems

Alumni