Our study highlights microbial seasonality promotes soil C emission
Liyuan applied the CLM-Microbe model to study the impacts of microbial seaonality on soil carbon emission. The key finding is that microbial seasonality promotes soil […]
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An interactive website for microbial social interaction
An interactive website for microbial social interaction is up and runing. Thanks to Dr. Jia Cao and her students on this project. This platform provides […]
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A new generation soil carbon model
A paper coauthored by Xiaofeng Xu and a number of collaobrators from other insitutes was online at Biogeochemistry. This paper presents a new ecosystem modeling […]
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Visited the future
Xiaofeng visited the SPRUCE facilities in Grand Rapids, MN on May 12 2016. SPRUCE project is a large manipulation experiment which is designed to study […]
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State-of-Art and Direction of Methane Models
We summarize 39 terrestrial CH4 models to characterize their strengths and weaknesses and to suggest a roadmap for future model improvement and application. Our key […]
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Our study highlights microbial seasonality promotes soil C emission
Microbial seasonality promotes soil carbon emission Liyuan applied the CLM-Microbe...
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An interactive website for microbial social interaction
An interactive website for microbial social interaction is up and runing. Thanks...
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A new generation soil carbon model
A paper coauthored by Xiaofeng Xu and a number of collaobrators from other insitutes...
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Visited the future
Xiaofeng Visited SPRUCE facilities in Grand Rapids, MN Xiaofeng visited the SPRUCE...
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State-of-Art and Direction of Methane Models
We summarize 39 terrestrial CH4 models to characterize their strengths and weaknesses...
Recent Posts
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A NSF project awarded
A collaborative project is awarded to investigate the methane source-sink transition in a temperate forest. SDSU team will be using the CLM-Microbe model to examine […]
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CLM-Microbe workshop
On August 25-26, the CLM-Microbe workshop was successfully hosted as sponsored by a NSF CAREER project. 14 participants registered and 10 attended the two-day workshop. […]
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Congratulation to Dr. Wang
Yihui has successfully defended her dissertation work and now is Dr. Wang. Congratulations and best wishes for the future.
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Congratulations to Yihui
Yihui’s second paper on methane flux in the Arctic tundra ecosystem has been accepted for publication in Frontiers in Environmental Sciences. Congratulations! Yihui is now […]
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Congratulations to Liyuan
Liyuan won the Distinguished Graduate Student Research Award from UC Davis, congratulations! Good job, Liyuan, well deserved.
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Congratulations Liyuan
Liyuan has successfully defended her dissertation. She has studied hard at the EMAIL lab over the past 5 years and is now working on wrapping […]
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Two new members are expected to join us in the Fall
Two strong applicants, Xinhao Zhu from Shangdong Normal University and Hongyi Zhao from Sichuan Normal University, have accepted offers and will join the Ecological Modeling […]
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NSF CAREER Award
Dr. Xu received the NSF CAREER award! This award comes with a $641K, 5-year grant to support a research project in which the EMAIL lab […]
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A paper on the Millennial model was published & an NSF project was funded to further the development and application of the Millennial model to a chaparral ecosystem in southern California
A collaborative paper was just out in Soil Biology and Biochemistry. Rose Abramoff led the paper and Xu participated in the development of the Millennial […]
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Three papers published for ELM_SPURCE model (sponsored by DOE)
Three papers came out of our lab to report the application of the ELM_SPRUCE model. The ELM_SPRUCE model is a land component of the E3SM […]
