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Young Scientists

 Overview

 

Fluxdata.org contains an interactive website that provides an informal exchange platform for questions regarding research, career and funding opportunities for young scientists. Furthermore, young scientists can present themselves and meet other fellows.

The website contains a blog, a wiki, a calendar of events, and a discussion forum. 

To request membership to this group, email the following information to young-scientist-owner@fluxdata.org

Full name:
Institution/affiliation:
Young Scientist Status: Undergraduate student/graduate student/ postdoc
Starting date of the Young Scientist Status:
When is your expected date to finish your current appointment (e.g. graduation date or end of postdoctoral contract):

 

 Current membership

PictureFirst NameLast NameEmailBrief Bio
ZafarAhmedahmed.zafar@ou.eduI am a Masters student at Computer Science department in University of Oklahoma, USA. I have acquired my BSc in Computer Science from Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET), Bangladesh.
RayAndersonr.g.anderson@gmail.com
Currently finishing my PhD at UC-Irvine under Mike Goulden. Will be starting postdoc mid-2010 at LSCE under Sebastiaan Luyssaert. See my details at https://webfiles.uci.edu/rganders/webpage/
CarmelaArevalocarevalo@nrcan.gc.ca 
GinaldiAriginaldi.lapan@gmail.com 
MaryBjorkegrenmary.bjorkegren@kcl.ac.uk 
CelineBoisvenuecboisvenue@gmail.com 
MichaelBorschemichael.borsche@zmaw.de 
BjornBrooksbjorn@climatemodeling.org 
KristinaBrustkristina.brust@tu-dresden.de 
Gregorio EgeaCegarrag.egeacegarra@reading.ac.uk 
NatalieCeperleynatalie.ceperley@epfl.ch 
TiexiChentchen@falw.vu.nlI spent six year in Nanjing University, bachelor of meteorology and master of climate. Since 2009, I'm PhD candidate in VU university Amsterdam, work with Han Dolman and Guido van der Werf, focus on terrestrial carbon cycle. It's my fortune to learn both climate and carbon cycle in good institutions.
ZhangChunhuazchqs@126.com 
JosueDelgado Balbuenajosue.delgado@ipicyt.edu.mx 
NicolasDelpierrenicolas.delpierre@u-psud.fr 
XianmingDoudouxianming88@163.com 
YohannesEyesus Getahunyohannes.getahun@vandals.uidaho.edu 
KatrinFleischerkatrin.fleischer@falw.vu.nl 
InkeForbrichinke.forbrich@uni-greifswald.de 
AndyFoxamfox37@gmail.com 
SebastianFritschsebastian.fritsch@uni-wuerzburg.de 
TobiasGerkentobias.gerken@uni-bayreuth.de 
MathiasGoeckedemathias.goeckede@oregonstate.edu 
SantonuGoswamisantonu@gmail.comI am a final year PhD student in Environmental Science and Engineering at University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) and part of the Systems Ecology Lab (http://sel.utep.edu). For my dissertation work, I have been working under the direct supervision of Craig E. Tweedie from UTEP and John A. Gamon from University of Alberta. My dissertation work focuses on "Monitoring ecosystem dynamics in an Arctic tundra landscape using hyperspectral remote sensing and a robotic tram system". I have extensively worked with field spectrometers for collecting surface reflectance data for three years in the Arctic as well as in the Antarctic environment and also used state of the art image processing software like ENVI and ArcMap for some of my image processing needs. Some of my work so far includes development of an online spectral signature library with data from the Arctic, Antarctic and Chihuahuan desert ecosystem (http://spectrallibrary.utep.edu), successfully managing world's largest spectral data collection system located in the Arctic for three years. My PhD dissertation project is an integral part of a large-scale experimental manipulation project where water table depth is manipulated in an Arctic thaw lake basin in Barrow, Alaska to investigate the effect of varying soil moisture in the land-atmosphere carbon budget. The project is a multi-year, multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional field based research project. My current and future research interest focussed in linking ecosystem processes and properties studied in the ground level to the landscape and regional level using ground-based, aircraft-borne and satellite-based measurements as well as developing algorithms for the same. More of my work can be found at http://santonu.googlepages.com
MargrietGroenendijkmargriet.groenendijk@falw.vu.nl 
HaiqiangGuohaiqiangguo@gmail.com
I am in the final year of PhD course, under the supervision of Bin Zhao in Fudan University in Shanghai of China. I have been working on three carbon flux towers since August, 2004. My main interest is to investigate the carbon budget of wetland and regulators. Besides general meteorological factors, plant invasion and tidal activity are also considered. Furthurmore, I also try to simulate GPP/NPP by coupling MODIS and light use efficiency model. My broader interest includes the dynamics of carbon processes during land use change, especially urbanization.
AlbinHammerlehalbin@ethz.ch 
AbdulghaniHasanabdulghani.hasan@gis.lu.se 
MichalHeliaszMichal.Heliasz@nateko.lu.se 
RebeccaHillerhillerrv@gmail.com 
SuoHuangsuo.huang.85@gmail.com
School of Geography and Earth Sciences, BSB-313
McMaster University
Degree: Ph.D. Student
DennisImerdennis.imer@uni-koeln.de 
AlineJaimesajaimes@miners.utep.eduI am a PhD student enrolled in the Environmental Science and Engineering program at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP). At UTEP I am working in the System Ecology Laboratory (SEL) under the direction of Dr. Craig Tweedie. Our research site is located in the Jornada Experimental Range-LTER USDA, Las Cruces, NM, USA.
MyroslavaKhomikkmyros@bgc-jena.mpg.de 
SeyedKiashk1g09@soton.ac.uk 
LetaKlauserlklauser@ethz.ch 
PraveenaKrishnankrishnan.praveena@gmail.comCurrently working as NRC Research Associate at NOAA/ATDD. My current research interest is mainly concerned with the processes that control the exchange of energy, water vapour and CO2 between the terrestrial ecosystems and the atmosphere.Additional information can be found on my website
SebastienLafontsebgu34@free.fr 
DerrickLaiyukfo.lai@mail.mcgill.ca 
GittaLasslopglassl@bgc-jena.mpg.deI am PhD student in the Model- Data Integretation group lead by Markus Reichstein.
AnnaLiljedahlakliljedahl@alaska.edu 
JiafuMaomaoj@ornl.gov 
LutzMerboldLutz.Merbold@gmail.com
Currenctly I am a Post Doctoral researcher in within the Plant Sciences Group of Prof. Nina Buchmann at ETH Zurich, Switzerland.
My research focuses on detailed understanding of greenhouse-gas exchange in croplands and managed grasslands in switzerland. During the last years I was studying carbon (CO2 and CH4) - and water exchange in highly seasonal environments in Siberia and Africa. Trying to define major meteorological as well as biological factors influencing ecosystem carbon exchange. Besides studying the ecosystem scale I also studied these gas exchanges at the processlevel (leaf and soils).
MircoMigliavaccam.migliavacca1@campus.unimib.it 
DiegoMirallesdiego.miralles@falw.vu.nl 
MaricarMorales-Aguilosmmaguilos@yahoo.com 
AndrewNealaneal@hwr.arizona.eduI'm currently a PhD student working on a synthesis of data from Ameriflux sites in the southwestern US.
AleciaNicklessANickless@csir.co.za 
ThomasO'Hallorantom.ohalloran@oregonstate.eduI work with Bev Law at Oregon State performing AmeriFlux syntheses.
AntoniaOrianiantonia.oriani@ibaf.cnr.itI'm currently a PhD student of the University of Tuscia (Italy) and I am working with a mobile eddy tower in a managed forest chronosequence. The aim of my research is to study the effects of the shelterwood cut on the carbon balance in a Turkey oak forest.
YuliaOrlovayulia_spb@yahoo.com 
Frans-JanParmentierfrans-jan.parmentier@falw.vu.nl 
Jean-LionelPayeur-Poirierjean-lionel.payeur-poirier.1@ulaval.ca 
EmilyPeterspete1679@umn.edu 
NaamaRaz Yaseefnaama.ry@berkeley.edu 
NadineRuehrnadine.ruehr@ipw.agrl.ethz.ch 
UrsulaRuiz Veraursularuizvera@gmail.com 
BenjaminRunklebrrunkle@gmail.comI am a post-doctoral researcher in Lars Kutzbach's group at the Institute of Soil Science, University of Hamburg (Germany). We research vertical and lateral carbon fluxes at a subarctic wetlands/peatlands in the Komi Republic of Russia. I have a Ph.D. in environmental engineering at UC-Berkeley, where I measured and modeled the evapotranspiration and carbon uptake of an invasive species at Dennis Baldocchi's San Francisco Bay-Delta flux tower site.
TakuSaitohtaku@green.gifu-u.ac.jp 
PeterSchreiberPeter.Schreiber@zmaw.de 
AndreiSerafimovichandrei.serafimovich@uni-bayreuth.de 
TingtingShicarolstt@gmail.com 
LukasSiebickelukas.siebicke@uni-bayreuth.de 
MatteoSottocornolasottocornola@cealp.itI'm currently working as a post-Doc at the Fondazione edmund Mach Research Institute (the old Centre for Alpine Ecology) thanks to a Marie Curie – Cofund – Trentino project, Post-doc incoming fellowship. I’m working on eddy-covariance data from the Lavarone forest site and currently focusing on inter-annual variation of evaporation, CO2 and energy fluxes. I’ll soon start working on process-based models with the aim of reproducing the measured fluxes, applying different scenarios and up-scaling tower data to a regional area. I got a Ph.D. in environmental engineering at the University College Cork (UCC), Ireland, working in the Hydromet group on CO2 fluxes, water and energy budgets and vegetation in a blanket bog.
AlexSoudant561491@swansea.ac.uk 
MichaelSprintsinmisprin@gmail.com 
KatharinaStaudtkatharina.staudt@uni-bayreuth.de 
PetraStolkpetra.stolk@wur.nl
I am working on my PhD-Thesis. I study the temporal varibility of N2O emissions and try to simulate this with a plot-scale simulation model. I am working with the SWAP-ANIMO model combination. In this stage of my research I focus on the transport and storage of N2O in de soil water, and their influence on reduction of N2O to N2.   
TakahiroTakimotoco2flux@gmail.com 
Juthasinee (Yok)Thanyapraneedkulyok_japan@yahoo.com 
RodrigoVargasrvargas@nature.berkeley.eduI am a Postdoctoral Researcher working with Prof. Dennis Baldocchi at the Biometeorology Laboratory at the Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management (ESPM), at the University of California, Berkeley. My research interests focus on how biophysical factors regulate carbon and water dynamics in terrestrial ecosystems. I study soil-plant-atmosphere interactions to understand the response of terrestrial ecosystems to management, extreme events (e.g. hurricanes), and climate change. My research spans from ecology of mycorrhizal fungi to micrometeorological measurements of water and carbon fluxes at multiple spatio-temporal scales and vegetation types. http://nature.berkeley.edu/~rvargas
PatrikVestinpatrik.vestin@nateko.lu.se

I'm a PhD student at Lund University, Sweden. My work is focused on the effects of disturbance on greenhouse gas exchange in boreal forests. In particular, I look at the effects of storms and of forest management practices such as thinning and stump harvesting for bioenergy purposes. The latter being a hot topic in Sweden at the moment.

My main experiment is a stump harvested site where I do flux measurements of CO2, CH4, H2O and N2O in four different towers.

SylviaVettersylvia.vetter@tu-dresden.de 
Jannisvon Buttlarjbuttlar@bgc-jena.mpg.de 
HelenWardhelrda@ceh.ac.uk 
SebastianWolfsewolf@ethz.chI am a geographer and currently a PhD student at ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology), in the Grassland Sciences Group with Nina Buchmann and Werner Eugster. My main interest is the carbon cycling of ecosystems and its interaction with land use and climate change. In my current research, I investigate the carbon cycling of two tropical ecosystems in Sardinilla, Panama using flux tower measurements. Past projects included research on pine beetle infestations (BC, Canada), the effects of land-use change on soil erosion & landscape fragmentation (Germany), and surveying & mapping expeditions to remote areas (Atacama Desert, Tien Shan Mountains). Additional information can be found on my website and in my CV.
WeixingWuweixingwu@163.com 
YutingYangyyt08@mails.tsinghua.edu.cn 
DamianoZanotellidamiano.zanotelli@unibz.it 
MatthiasZeemanmjzeeman@coas.oregonstate.edu 
PengZhaopeng.zhao@uni-bayreuth.de 
ChenZhaohuiheyezi@163.com 
XianjinZhuxianjin1985@163.com 
XudongZhuecopig@163.com