I am an Associate Professor in Terrestrial Biogeochemistry at Oregon State University and an affiliate scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL) in Berkeley, California. I’m mainly interested in the interaction between the nitrogen, carbon, and water cycles in mountainous watersheds and forests.

Prior to LBNL, I was a Postdoc Fellow at Princeton University working with Professor Bess Ward. My background is mainly in aquatic microbiology and biogeochemistry, however, these days I spend most of my time thinking about the complexity of terrestrial biogeochemistry. 
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I received my Ph.D. in Environmental Microbiology & arsenic cycling working in Montana under the supervision of Professor Tim Ford (UMass Amherst) and Professor Tamara Galloway (Exeter University).

Contact: [email protected]
Address: Department of Biological
                 & Ecological Engineering,
                Oregon State University, 
                Corvallis, OR.