You don’t need to be a professional soil scientist to know soils and to know the soils of Virginia are […]
Fall 2023 Virginia Association of Professional Soil Science meeting
New undergrad led study by Wania Imran
Sometimes projects require deep reading of the literature to figure out what is the problem. Other times, projects are clear […]
Thames River Watershed in Connecticut shows declining but still elevated trace metal pollution
A watershed is like a bath tub, anything that occurs within its natural topographic jurisdiction is bound by gravity to […]
New study on sulfidic schists in central Massachusetts published!
Massachusetts groundwater and streamwaters range from crystal clear and pristine quality to being heavily contaminated from natural and historical industrial […]
Collaborating with Princeton’s Isotope Prince
Understanding the biogeochemical cycling of an element through the traditional flux and pool methods has been an effective strategy for […]
Alex Rice wins for SSSA poster award!
Congratulations to Alex Rice for winning 3rd place at the Soil Science Society of America Fall Meeting in Baltimore in […]
Earthworm talk at Northeast Organic Farming Association
Dr. Justin Richardson had the opportunity to give a talk for the Northeast Organic Farming association on Megascolecidae jumping worms. […]
Looking for a new MS/PhD student for Summer 2023!
The Trace Metal Biogeochemistry lab is looking to accept a new MS or PhD student to work on changes in […]
Metals in edible, foraged mushrooms
Marissa Hanley ’22 received a fellowship as part of the Lee-SIP scholars to conduct research this summer. She was selected […]
Congrats to Stephanie Thrasher for finishing her senior thesis
A big congratulations to Stephanie Thrasher on completing her senior thesis: “Leaching of trace metals from sulfidic schists and other […]