 | A Semi-Personal Reflection of Life in the Lab during COVID It has been one year since the first deaths in the United States from the coronavirus disease 20 (More) |
 | The Terrestrial Biogeochemistry Laboratory in the Department of Earth and Environmental Science of the University of Pennsylvania invites applicants for competitive Ph.D. fellowships in one of two research areas: Soil carbon biogeochemistry: Projects (More) |
 | In our our ongoing video series, “What are you doing today?“, undergraduate research assistant Madison Bell-Rosof explains why measure the specific surface area of soil samples. (More) |
 | In our our ongoing video series, “What are you doing today?“, undergraduate research assistant Hannah Sanders explains why she's using dental tools to pick biochar chunks clean of soil. (More) |
| Hi all! I am extremely excited to be the latest addition to Prof. Plante’s lab (and thrilled about the new Netzsch autosampler); we h (More) |
 | A new grant (#1541588) from the Instrumentation and Facilities program in the NSF Division of Earth Sciences (NSF-EAR/IF) has allowed us to acquire new thermal analysis instrumentatio (More) |
 | In our our ongoing video series, “What are you doing today?“, undergraduate research assistant and Velay Fellow Maddie Tilyou explains how she's weighing soil samples for carbon analysis. (More) |
 | In our our ongoing video series, "What are you doing today?", PhD student Liz Coward explains why she's making rust. (More) |
