Media Gallery

Lab Group Photos

  • Lab 2016: Susan Cheng, Rebecca Cotton, Jim LeMoine, Erin Rodewald, Katlyn Hogan, Dr. Knute Nadelhoffer, Jaqueline Popma, Elliot Nichols, Lizy Michaelson, Buck Castillo, Nicholas Medina. Missing: Luke Nave and Renee Kinney
  • Lab 2014: Mark Fate, Buck Castillo, Knute, Susan Cheng, James Kupihea, Jim. Missing: Luke Nave and Renee Kinney
  • Lab 2012: Mighty Chong, Michelle Busch, Matt Miyano, Dear Nicole, Knute, Jasmine Crumsey, Sara Shamaskin, Susan Cheng, Jim. Missing: Luke Nave
  • Lab 2011: Susan Cheng, Spencer Shepherd, Sarah Liao, Knute, Samantha Yassine, Erin Skallerup, Jasmine Crumsey, Jim. Missing: Luke Nave.
  • Lab 2010: Jasmine Crumsey, Zach Zeneberg, Amanda Brenske, Knute, Chris Bogdan, Kelly McClure, Jim. Missing: Amanda Do and Luke Nave

Field Work

  • Jim and Knute installing soil cores for incubating isotopicallly labelled biochar at our UM Biological Station research site
  • Examining lichens
  • Susan Cheng Measuring light in the Canopy
  • Quadrat sampling
  • Jeannie Wilkening in the canopy
  • Caleigh Chong sampling Burn Chronosequence soils

Lab Work

  • UROP Students
  • Pierre Joseph Hatton halfway through harvesting soils from his experiment at UMBS
  • Dear Nicole measuring tree cores
  • Jacqueline preparing her ion exchange resins
  • Jules Cooch at the scope looking at hyphae
  • Shams

Videos and Webinars

9 Sep 2013.   Webinar discussion co-leader (with Sara Gossman, U-M Law School and Brian Ellis, U-M Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering). Graham Sustainability Institute Integrated Assessment Technical Reports “Hydraulic Fracturing in Michigan”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qabJf3p4qjI

15 Nov 2013.  “Climate Change and Impacts: Evidence-based Decision Making in a Belief-based World“, Keynote address at Loyola University (Chicago) Conference- U.S. Energy and Climate Change: Science, Ethics, & Public Policies.  See http://www.luc.edu/theology/intellectuallife/usenergyandclimatechange/
https://webapps.luc.edu/ignation/video-detail.cfm?id=1472094516

5 Feb 2014.  Union of Concerned Scientists webinar addresses how to deal with uncertainty on scientific issues. It covers how to approach and prepare for conversations about complicated issues with the media, the public, and policy makers. Our presenters show how viewers can develop their ability to frame conversations to the information they are confident in and to address uncertainty in a constructive and informative way. This workshop is particularly useful for scientists who work on issues like climate change and face a lot of uncertainty in their fields.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKBsq-jfjQc