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About MeI am an EPA STAR fellow and PhD candidate in the department of Ecology, Evolution & Environmental Biology at Columbia University. My research encompasses biogeochemistry, plant ecophysiology and the response of terrestrial ecosystems to global change. Within this I am specifically interested in patterns, trajectories and controls of the nitrogen and carbon cycles. For my dissertation I am examining the mechanisms by which temperature controls patterns of nitrogen fixing tree abundance across latitude. My research uses a combination of experimental approaches (field, greenhouse and growth chamber) and theoretical modelling. In my PhD I am advised by Duncan Menge, but I also work closely with Kevin Griffin.
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December 2018:
I had a great time at my first AGU meeting in Washington DC! There I gave a talk in the session "From -omics to the Earth System: Bridging Scales to Improve our Understanding of Earth System Function and Response I" with Kevin Griffin and Duncan Menge as coauthors. |
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Thomas Bytnerowicz
Ecology, Evolution & Environmental Biology Columbia University tb2583@columbia.edu |
