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Revision as of 15:13, 6 March 2014
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Rich Lab, aka SWES-MEL
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Who We Are• PI: Virginia Rich |
What We Do• RESEARCH |
Contact UsLab: 301 Saguaro Hall Postdoc & Student Office: Virginia: 309 Saguaro Hall, Delivery address for non-perishables: |
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Left to right: Krystalle Diaz, Morgan Binder, Eun-Hae Kim (EK), Gary Trubl, Virginia Rich, Maya Sederholm, Lynn Massey, Akos Owusu-Dommey, and Robert Jones (RJ). Our lab studies microbial biogeochemistry. We use molecular microbial ecology techniques and strong partnerships with biogeochemists, informaticians, and modelers to investigate how microbes respond to, and mediate, environments undergoing anthropogenic change. We're a diverse group of scientists, from undergraduate researchers through postdocs, working together on a "systems-level" understanding of microbial community interactions with the environment. If you're interested in joining us, email me directly at [vrich] at [arizona.edu}. |
