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Employment (2)

Joint Global Change Research Institute: College Park, MD, US

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Benjamin Bond-Lamberty

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory: Richland, Washington, US

2008-07-01 to present | Research Scientist (Joint Global Change Research Institute (College Park, MD))
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Benjamin Bond-Lamberty

Education and qualifications (1)

University of Wisconsin Madison: Madison, WI, US

1998-09-01 to 2003-08-31 | Ph.D. (Forest Ecology and Management)
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Benjamin Bond-Lamberty

Funding (4)

Quantifying socio-economic impacts of changing Arctic ecosystems using ABoVE datasets in an integrated Human-Earth system modeling and data assimilation framework

2019-05 to 2022-04 | Award
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (DC, DC, US)
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Benjamin Bond-Lamberty

Collaborative Research: Thresholds and mechanisms of NEP resilience following moderate disturbance: Why does one ecosystem recover and another one crash?

2018-09 to 2023-08 | Award
National Science Foundation (VA, VA, US)
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1655095
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Benjamin Bond-Lamberty

Understanding how saltwater intrusion interacts with plant communities to affect soil greenhouse gas fluxes in coastal forests

2018-09 to 2021-08 | Award
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Richland, US)
GRANT_NUMBER:

N94913
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Benjamin Bond-Lamberty

Reducing Uncertainty in Heterotrophic Respiration: Linking Continental Experiments, Analytical Modeling, and Shared Data Sets

2012-06-01 to 2015-05-31 | Grant
Directorate for Biological Sciences (Arlington, US)
URL: https://app.dimensions.ai/details/grant/grant.3001242
GRANT_NUMBER: 1137178
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Benjamin Bond-Lamberty via DimensionsWizard

Research resources (1)

Pore to core: Changes in osmotic conditions due to varying antecedent soil moisture conditions drive microbial community composition

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