Wetland Biogeochemistry Laboratory

Posted 04 October 2005: A recently awarded grant from the National Science Foundation's Field Stations and Marine Laboratories (FSML) program to the Baruch Marine Field Laboratory (PIs: Smith, Neubauer, Allen) will be used to purchase a new DOC/TDN analyzer to replace our current (and ancient!) Shimadzu TOC-500. We will also use grant funds to purchase a new CHN analyzer for the lab. We expect that acquiring these items will allow us to enhance and expand the services that we can provide to visiting faculty and student researchers.

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Note that the following "old news" items are posted for informational purposes only. Any position announcements listed below have already been filled.

Posted 30 March 2005: A postdoctoral position is available at the Patrick Center for Environmental Research (Philadelphia, PA) to participate in an EPA-funded project examining the biogeochemical effects of salt water intrusion into tidal freshwater marshes. Dr. Neubauer is a co-PI on this grant, along with Drs. Melanie Vile and David Velinsky of the Patrick Center. To view the job announcement, click here (pdf, 12 KB). For more information on the project, go to the “climate change” section on the Research page of this website.


	Scott C. Neubauer Principal Investigator		New News Posted 04 October 2005: A recently awarded grant from the National Science Foundation's Field Stations and Marine Laboratories (FSML) program to the Baruch Marine Field Laboratory (PIs: Smith, Neubauer, Allen) will be used to purchase a new DOC/TDN analyzer to replace our current (and ancient!) Shimadzu TOC-500. We will also use grant funds to purchase a new CHN analyzer for the lab. We expect that acquiring these items will allow us to enhance and expand the services that we can provide to visiting faculty and student researchers. Old News Note that the following "old news" items are posted for informational purposes only. Any position announcements listed below have already been filled. Posted 30 March 2005: A postdoctoral position is available at the Patrick Center for Environmental Research (Philadelphia, PA) to participate in an EPA-funded project examining the biogeochemical effects of salt water intrusion into tidal freshwater marshes. Dr. Neubauer is a co-PI on this grant, along with Drs. Melanie Vile and David Velinsky of the Patrick Center. To view the job announcement, click here (pdf, 12 KB). For more information on the project, go to the “climate change” section on the Research page of this website.
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