If you are interested in joining our group, please consider applying to
- Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Postdoctoral Fellowships
- NSF Atmospheric Science Postdoctoral Research Fellowships
Or contact Róisín to discuss proposal ideas.
Research
Arctic Carbon
The Arctic is warming at twice the rate of the global average and soils are rapidly warming. Luke Schiferl is leading our work to understand the drivers of long-term trends in CO2, while Ludda Ludwig is working on CH4 emissions around the Arctic.
Arctic Carbon: Ludwig - NASA FINESST
Hierarchical scaling of carbon fluxes from terrestrial-aquatic interfaces in the Arctic
News
Ludda presents at NASA Terrestrial Ecology Meeting
Ludda Ludwig presented the first work from her NASA FINESST fellowship at the NASA Terrestrial Ecology meeting at University of Maryland this week! Congrats on a great lightning talk and poster presentation Ludda!
National Geographic focuses on the Arctic
Craig Welch has written a feature "The Arctic is thawing fast. That affects us all" for the September 2019 edition of National Geographic.
Our high school students have a successful summer
Our summer high school engineering students Barakat, Miguel, Durrel and Brianna presented their work this week in a poster entitled: "Building a cost effective device to measure CO2 in NYC". They worked with (the wonderful) Nick Frearson on coding the arduino controllers, practiced their soldering skills and made mobile measurements of CO2 between Lamont and various parts of NYC. They analyzed the data in R and made a really great poster for the end of the summer.
Well done to everyone for a successful project!