Congratulations to Taylor Lab grad student, Calvin Heslop, who just passed his qualifying exam and is now officially a PhD candidate. Way to go, Calvin!
The Taylor Lab is happy to welcome Alaina Bisson who will be joining us as a Research Associate. Alaina comes to us from the University of Connecticut where she completed a Master's thesis focused on greenhouse gas dynamics at the surface-ground water interface along stream corridors. Welcome, Alaina!
We are thrilled to announce the next tiny addition to the Taylor Lab – Olive Jane Taylor! Born June 24, she’s happy, healthy, and already showing an affinity for terrestrial carbon and nitrogen dynamics.
We are incredibly excited to welcome Dr. Wenying Liao to the Taylor Lab as a postdoctoral scholar. Wenying defended her Ph.D. in the EEB Department at Princeton University in August and will begin working with us on the environmental and social dynamics of ecosystems recovering from...
We want to extend the warmest of welcomes to Nikhil Chari, who is starting his Ph.D. in the Taylor lab this Fall. Nikhil joins us from Berkeley where he recently graduated with a degree in Chemical Biology and a minor in Earth and Planetary Science. He plans to study the biological and...
Calvin Heslop, who is starting his Ph.D. in the Taylor Lab this Fall. Calvin recently defended his Master's at the University of Alaska where he studied the effects of the nitrogen-fixing shrub, Siberian Alder, on soil enzyme dynamics in arctic and boreal Alaska. For his Ph.D....
We want to extend the warmest of welcomes to Nikhil Chari, who is starting his Ph.D. in the Taylor lab this Fall. Nikhil joins us from Berkeley where he recently graduated with a degree in Chemical Biology and a minor in Earth and Planetary Science. He plans to study the biological and...
Calvin Heslop, who is starting his Ph.D. in the Taylor Lab this Fall. Calvin recently defended his Master's at the University of Alaska where he studied the effects of the nitrogen-fixing shrub, Siberian Alder, on soil enzyme dynamics in arctic and boreal Alaska. For his Ph.D....