In further excellent news: Charlotte Roberton and Hannah Dougherty submitted their MSc thesis also.
Charlotte modelled options for reducing nitrate leaching on dairy farms identifying the important role that Plantain in the sward might play.
Hannah used diffusive gradients through thin films (DGT) to determine nitrate removal rates in a denitrifying bioreactor.
Great news Jacob submitted his MSc thesis today. Jacob measured methane emissions using eddy covariance and chambers.
We were very excited to be awarded Marsden funding looking at the temperature response of the biosphere with our close collaborator Vic Arcus
Louis gave a presentation at University at Melbourne hosted by Professor Deli Chen. Rewarded with a bottle of wine and a wonderful couple of meals! The wine was made by students under the supervision of viticulturists at Dookie campus of the University (around 210 km northeast of Melbourne). The wine is named after winemaker and lecturer Chris Barnes’ black Labrador Bert.
Welcome our logo designed by Charlotte Roberston, wonderful.
We hosted Chris Freeman (Bangor University) out to Moanatuatua peat bog
Simple quizz of language diversity in the research group = 14
