The Ecosystem Ecology Lab
Research in the ecosystem ecology laboratory focuses on the plant-soil interface and how abiotic and biotic factors interact to shape ecosystem structure and function.
Aimee got to catch up with Paul Kardol in Sweden. He’s starting a bunch of cool plant-soil feedback studies up there. Here we are in his office at SLU.
5/2/12 Aimee is off to MI for a SESYNC meeting, MA for a warm ants meeting (with Emily and Relena), Sweden to set up a new project and Denmark to follow up on some collaborations... busy few weeks.
4/27/12 The group is off to DC for the USA Science fest and to meet with Senator Corker to discuss science education in TN. See the pictures here.
4/25/12 Aimee is on her way to Boise State to give a talk and visit with MA de Graaff’s group! I hope to talk a lot about soils....
4/23 - Check out Relena’s new blog on forests in transition. She is documenting her research as well as the location of some (still) happy Hemlock stands.
Contact: Aimée T. Classen, The University of Tennessee
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
576 Dabney Hall, Knoxville, TN 37996