Biogeochemists study the cycling of matter of all types. LLO's biogeochemical research includes organic and inorganic matter over time scales from short to long, and it relies on a substantial infrastructure of analytical instrumentation together with skilled technical professionals who work with instruments of many types.
LLO Biogeochemistry Faculty
Erik Brown, Inorganic geochemistry, Carbon cycling, Sediment diagenesis
Sergei Katsev, Sediment biogeochemistry, reaction-transport modeling, carbon and nutrient cycling, coupled physical-chemical dynamics
Elizabeth Minor, Carbon cycling, Chemical and isotopic characterization of aquatic carbon pools.
Ted Ozersky, Nutrients, Contaminant cycling
Kathryn Schreiner, Organic geochemistry, Carbon cycle Biogeochemistry, Paleoecology.
Cody Sheik, Geomicrobiology, Microbial ecology, Anaerobic microbiology.
Robert Sterner, Nutrients, Carbon, Stoichiometry.