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Developing a biosensor to increase wastewater treatment tfficiency - part II (posted February 4, 2009) - Tyler Radniecki, a post-doctoral researcher in environmental engineering, describes the latest research efforts of an interdisciplinary OSU team working to develop microbial biosensors that could one day increase the efficiency of wastewater treatment plants or monitor soil and groundwater contamination.
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A new grant to study carbon dynamics in forest soils (posted December 3, 2008) - In September 2008, Kate Lajtha, professor in the Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, received a five year grant to continue studies of carbon storage and accumulation in forest soils at the Andrews Experimental Forest. In this Web feature, she describes the project.
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Developing a biosensor to increase waste water treatment efficiency - part I (posted December 6, 2007) - A conversation with Botany and Plant Pathology researchers Dan
Arp and Barbara Gvakharia.
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IGERT students write a review paper on anaerobic oxidation of methane (posted November 12, 2007) - Features a graduate student team from the OSU/PSU Earth’s Subsurface Biosphere IGERT program.
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Nitrogen cycling and microbial communities in forest soils (posted June 7, 2007) - Features Stephanie Boyle, a Subsurface Biosphere IGERT student who recently defended her Ph.D. in Soil Science.
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Molybdenum isotopes in marine sediments (posted February 6, 2007) - Features Rebecca Poulson, a Subsurface Biosphere IGERT student and Oceanography doctoral student.
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A comparison of nitrite producing soil bacteria (posted January 11, 2007) - Features Anne Taylor, a Subsurface Biosphere IGERT student and Environmental Engineering doctoral student.
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Profile of Dr. Rick Colwell, SBI faculty member in the College
of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences (posted June 1, 2006).
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Mapping the Genome of Nitrobacter winogradskyi (posted March 10, 2006) - Features Shawn Starkenburg, a Subsurface Biosphere IGERT student and doctoral student in Microbiology.
