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Assistant Professor - Kent State University
Research Interests
My research sits at the intersection of biogeochemistry, sedimentary geology, and soil science. I study both modern and fossil soils (paleosols) in order to understand how the Earth's critical zone has evolved throughout geologic history and how soils will respond to future land-use and climate change.
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Current research interests include:
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1) The impact of soils on global biogeochemical cycles
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2) Using soil gas compositions to study and characterize below ground processes
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3) Understanding how soils and continental environments have evolved throughout geologic history
For more information, click on any of the images below:
Modern Soils
Laboratory Experiments
The Geologic Past
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