biogeochemistry

Convection Links Biomass Burning to Increased Tropical Ozone: However, Models will tend to Overpredict O3Chatfield, R., and A. C. Delany (1990), Convection Links Biomass Burning to Increased Tropical Ozone: However, Models will tend to Overpredict O3, J. Geophys. Res., D11, 18. Are There Interactions of Iodine and Sulfur Species in Marine Air Photochemistry?Chatfield, R., and […] The post 1990 Am…

Three-dimensional modeling of canopy tree interception of wind-driven rainfallHerwitz, S., and R. E. Slye (1995), Three-dimensional modeling of canopy tree interception of wind-driven rainfall, J. of Hydrology, 168, 205–226. Global patterns of carbon dioxide emissions from soilsRaich, J. W., and C. Potter (1995), Global patterns of carbon dioxide emissions from soils, Global Biogeochem. Cycles, 9…

Penn State undergraduates and graduate students taking a marine biogeochemistry course that explores the ways life influences and is influenced by chemical, physical and geological processes in the ocean, spent spring break visiting San Salvador Island in the Bahamas.

In this blog post, we hear from Associate Editor Ji Liu, Associate Professor at the Institute of Earth Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences and a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Spanish National Research Council (CISC)-Centre for Ecological Research and Forestry Applications. Ji’s primary research interests are in ecological stoichiometry and the coupled biogeochemical cycles of carbon, …

The US Geological Survey is offering a funding opportunity to a CESU partner for research in biogeochemistry to evaluate the bioaccessibility of lead and other elements in contaminated soils from variety of environments. Research Objectives: 1) Evaluate the use of an established in vitro method for lead bioaccessibility (EPA method... Continue reading

Learn the importance of the phosphorus cycle, its steps, and human impacts. Discover more about the biogeochemical cycle. The post Phosphorus cycle : Introduction, Steps, Importance, and Human Impacts appeared first on THE SCIENCE NOTES .

Hi!! I am Deepak, a final year PhD student. I have recently submitted my thesis for evaluation at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Kolkata, India. I am quite passionate about my research work as a scientist,… Continue reading →

http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v537/n7622/full/537625a.html Carbon emissions from the Arctic tundra could increase drastically as global warming thaws permafrost. Clues now obtained about the long-term effects of such thawing on carbon dioxide emissions highlight the need for more data. Subject terms: Biogeochemistry, Climate change, Hydrology, Environmental sciences . . . → Read More: “Bio…