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Research Groups
Earth System Science is the study of the world’s air, water, land, and life as an integrated system. As scientists, we unite basic and purpose-driven research to chronicle how the Earth functions, the many ways it is changing, and what the consequences of changes will be for people and other species.
Atmospheric Composition and Climate (Wang)
Atmospheric dynamics, variability, and change (Sheshadri)
Behavioral Decisions and the Environment (Wong-Parodi)
BioGeoChemistry (Vitousek)
Climate & Earth System Dynamics (Diffenbaugh)
Community Ecology Group (Fukami)
Conservation of Biological and Cultural Diversity (Dirzo)
De Leo Lab (De Leo)
Environmental Geochemistry (Maher)
Food Production and the Environment (Lobell)
Geomicrobiology Lab (Dekas)
Global Ecology and Climate Solutions Lab (Field)
High-latitude Ocean Physics (Wilson)
Lambin Lab (Lambin)
Marine Biogeochemistry Lab (Casciotti)
Microbial Lipid Biomarkers (Welander)
Molecular Microbial Ecology (Francis)
Mycology (Peay)
Ocean Biogeochemistry Lab (Arrigo)
Ocean Circulation and Dynamics (Thomas)
Remote Sensing Ecohydrology (Konings)
Science + Policy: Climate, Energy and Land Use (Jackson)
Soil and Environmental Biogeochemistry (Fendorf)
Sustainable Solutions Lab (Davis)
Terrestrial Carbon Cycle Group (Hoyt)
Terrestrial Paleoclimate (Chamberlain)
Water Resources and Hydrogeology (Gorelick)
Wetland Ecosystems Group (White Jr.)
