Former University of Minnesota Group Members
Galen Bergquist
Hava Blair
How the indication of soil health is best performed and understood in cold climates such as Minnesota.
Hava is now an Associate Researcher in Wisconsin with the Snap Plus program.
Cameron Blake
Jame Bowden
Greenhouse gas emissions and nitrogen budgets in Kernza dual use grain-forage systems
Zak Buell
Microbial growth and carbon use under peatland warming at the SPRUCE experiment
Lauren Cline
Anna Crandall
Anne Crone
Michelle Dobbratz
Kernza® Intermediate Wheatgrass physiology.
Mark Felice
Mark studied isotopic methods to understand microbial carbon and sulfur cycling at the SPRUCE boreal peatland climate change experiment.
He is now Peatland Scientist at The Nature Conservancy.
Miriam Geiske
Matthew Leung
Fucui Li
Emma Link
Soil Ecology and Climate Resiliency in Kernza Intermediate Wheatgrass and other sustainable cropping systems
Emily Locke
Manbir Rakkar
Soil health and greenhouse gas emissions in Kernza® Intermediate Wheatgrass cropping systems.
Manbir is now an Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University.
Elizabeth Scobbie
Stella Woeltjen
Stella studied use of soil health indicators and stable isotope tracers to understand carbon flow, carbon storage, and soil improvement in Kernza® Intermediate Wheatgrass cropping systems.
She is now a Postdoc at the Danforth Center in Saint Louis, MO
Former Working Group in Germany 2009-2013
Stefanie Claus
Use of microbial inoculants to assist the recovery of former mining soils
Veronkia Deumlisch
Yvonne Eckstein
Julia Köhler
Relationships between above-ground and belowground diversity
Zhiqin Pei
Microbial community structure and activity in relation to forest biodiversity and litter biodiversity in subtropical China
Jana Schmidt
Microbial biomarkers for the determination of labile versus recalcitrant carbon pool cycling after long-term agricultural management.
Ricardo Schöps
Microbial activity in coarse woody debris placed across a forest biodiversity gradient