Our research examines how plants and soil function and interact with one another. Many of our projects investigate the roles of plants and soil in key ecosystem processes such as cycles of C, N, P. Our work bridges from biochemical to ecosystem scales and we make extensive use of high-end analytical instrumentation.
We have received >$2.5M in research funding in the past 5 years, and welcome potential collaborators, postdocs and students. For information about opportunities to work or collaborate with us, visit our website.