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My new pub from #NGEEArctic work. Motivated by the role of soil pH in driving the partitioning between methanogenesis and iron reduction. I started with a complex proton binding model, but it eventually landed on simple proxies and stoichiometry to enable dynamic pH in models.

#AGU22 Session Alert 🚨 Want to share your coastal ecosystem research at AGU 2022? Submit to session B029 - hosted by myself, Teri O'Meara, and Allison Myers-Pigg 🌊🌲agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/preli…

My book "Science for a Green New Deal: Connecting Climate, Economics and Social Justice" Hopkins Press is out today: bit.ly/3cHFyCV I wrote it to describe how science, technology, economics and social science can help solve #climatechange & its economic & justice impacts

A Oak Ridge Lab-National Institute of Standards and Technology project led by @mayes_mamayes5 aims to provide insights into how biogeochemical processes in urban areas influence carbon cycling and affect the microclimate of city dwellers 🌆 ornl.gov/project/urban-…

So relatable

A great session to submit! I am invited to talk about some new modeling approaches I have been developing to scale up multi-omics data to ecosystem outcomes.

Can't wait to try this new workflow

The most disappointing thing is receiving review requests with my name spelled wrong. It happens A LOT!

Please come work with us on mining the world's largest genomic database for rivers

Please come work with us on mining the world's largest genomic database for rivers🖥️

So many misconceptions re nat’l lab jobs: - less intellectual freedom (no, just have to find support $$) -‘hard $$’ salaries (no, have to raise $$ from grants) -more bureaucracy (nope, just different) -our positions are ‘lesser-than’, less prestigious than faculty jobs..grrrr 🙄

Thank you for enabling our new approach to modeling soils Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) . We are excited to work on this project!

Modeling coupled iron-carbon cycling in Arctic soils! We moved from the initial conceptual model doi.org/10.5194/bg-13-… to batch simulations bg.copernicus.org/articles/16/66…, and now to PFLOTRAN implementation agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…

Our newest review paper is published in IOPscience ERL! We compare soil respiration Q10 values for field vs. lab experiments. Ben Bond-Lamberty @VLBRod Kendalynn Jianqiu Zheng Jinshi Jian Sophia McKever (she/her) shorturl.at/deksX

Nice work! Ruonan Wu

Grateful for the opportunity to serve the user community. As an EMSL user myself, I've found it to be an exceptional platform to share innovative ideas that wouldn't be feasible elsewhere!

According to Jianqiu Zheng, what's the best part about being an Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) user? “I often joke about how instrument scientists have completed my education in mass spectrometry," says Zheng. Learn about Zheng's role on the EMSL User Executive Committee: bit.ly/3Lkv0r7

We hosted a fantastic workshop for our continuing project supported by the U.S. Department of Energy ESS program. Many thanks to all of our incredible collaborators Jianqiu Zheng Eric A Davidson Lauren Kinsman Pat Megonigal Mike Weintraub debjanisihi.com/currentproject…

Congrats Gianna! Glad to see this awesome work coming out!

🚀 Exciting Opportunity at PNNL! 📷I'm hiring a postdoc to join our SFA project, focusing on omics-informed biogeochemical modeling. If you're passionate about multiscale modeling, this is the perfect fit! 📷careers.pnnl.gov/jobs/10268?lan…