Fendorf Soil and Environmental Biogeochemistry Research Group in the Dept. of Earth System Science @Stanford @StanfordDoerr
Stanford, CA
Joined December 2020
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Here is another review of "Hidden Strawberries": sustainability.stanford.edu/…
"The Hidden Strawberries project is a true interdisciplinary collaboration that demonstrates how art has the power to shape narratives, which in turn can shift hearts, minds, and behavior toward social good"
NSF Post Doc Fellow @ali_namayandeh recently wrote and produced a play inspired by interviews with California farmworkers and their experiences working in wildfire smoke. Read a review of this inspiring eco-theater production: stanforddaily.com/2024/10/22…
NSF Post Doc Fellow @ali_namayandeh recently wrote and produced a play inspired by interviews with California farmworkers and their experiences working in wildfire smoke. Read a review of this inspiring eco-theater production: stanforddaily.com/2024/10/22…
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Get tickets now to see Hidden Strawberries, a new play by @ali_namayandeh about the overlooked impacts of wildfires on society based on interviews with CA farmworkers.🎟️Oct 16-19 at 7pm @StanfordLive Bing Studio: stanfordlivetickets.org/over…
Supported by @stanforddoerr & @StanfordArts
ALT Flyer for the play Hidden Strawberries
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New Paper Alert🚨! Is soil C turnover about energy or kinetics? Exciting work by @CareAboutSoils highlights how energetic vs enzymatic constraints impact microbial decomposition over season cycles. Thx to collaborators @StanfordSoils @EMSLscience etc.pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
We were thrilled to have @klaus_koren from @AarhusUni_int present his fascinating research at our group meeting! His work focuses on using advanced sensing tools to address questions in biological and environmental research. His innovative approach is truly inspiring!
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Successfully defended on Friday. Huge thank you to my advisor, Scott Fendorf, and my amazing family and friends, especially @grantmduncan! I couldn't have done it without you all!
Congratulations to @DrAriaDuncan for successfully defending her dissertation, "Unveiling Alternate Wetting and Drying Effects on Rice Production Under Future Climate Conditions." Look forward to seeing the impact of your research on sustainable farming practices. Great work!
*** Ph.D. Thesis/ Oral Defense ***
Unveiling Alternate Wetting and Drying Effects on Rice Production Under Future Climate Conditions
Aria Duncan @DrAriaDuncan
Advisors: Scott Fendorf
Friday, July 5, 9:00am
Green 365
Zoom: stanford.zoom.us/j/924028352…
Password: 866324
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Our new paper *Microbial Proxies for Anoxic Microsites Vary with Management and Partially Explain Soil Carbon Concentration* is now published and open access!
DM me if you want to hear about how many times it was rejected🙃...
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Earth system science PhD student Alexis Wilson and civil and environmental engineering PhD student Jenny Skerker have received @stanforddoerr's 2024 Excellence in DEI Awards. stanford.io/4c16kzZ
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As wildfires burn more intensely, they produce chemical changes in the soil that may be slowing forest regrowth and impacting human health. Scott Fendorf of @StanfordSoils explains implications to @abc7newsbayarea: abc7ne.ws/3RskvWL
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I am so pleased to officially announce that I successfully defended my PhD on Friday May 17th, 2024.
Reintroducing myself as Dr. Alexis Wilson, Soil Biogeochemist and Environmental Justice Scholar.
Congratulations to @DrAlexisWilson for successfully defending her dissertation, "Rooted in Community: Unearthing the Impacts of Soil Heavy Metal Contamination in Urban Gardens and Its Implications for Environmental Justice." Great work Dr. Alexis!
@EJWGStanford @stanforddoerr
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Wildfires can cause changes in soil chemistry that affect water contamination, air quality, and plant growth. But these changes are poorly monitored and rarely factor into post-fire recovery efforts, according to a new Stanford study. stanford.io/3UF05KV
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Here is the story behind our Nature Reviews #Wildfire paper: agsci.source.colostate.edu/c…
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Proud to share our paper in which we review the molecular-scale transformations and biogeochemical interactions of soil organic matter and metals induced by wildfires and explore their impacts on post-firehuman health and ecosystem recovery. #wildfire nature.com/articles/s43017-0…
