Myrna obtained a BSc and PhD from the University of Alberta and is currently a Professor of Environmental Chemistry. She is also the Associate Director of the Environmental NMR Centre and the Canada Research Chair (Tier 1) in Integrative Molecular Biogeochemistry. Follow me on Twitter.
Ronald has a BSc and PhD from the University of Toronto. He is a Senior Research Associate and is responsible for daily operations in the Environmental NMR Centre and NMR operations in the TRACES Centre.
Nivetha is a research laboratory technician who supports various projects within the group. She holds a BSc and MSc from the University of Waterloo and has expertise related many aspects of environmental and analytical chemistry.
Dr. Meiling Man is a postdoctoral fellow in our group studying organic matter biogeochemistry and organic matter interactions with clay minerals.
Dr. Biwei Yang is a postdoctoral fellow in our group, focusing on the study of the impacts of nitrogen addition and detrital inputs on forest soil organic matter using multiple molecular biogeochemistry methods.
Isla is a PhD student in the Environmental Chemistry program. Her research examines the long-term impact of changes in litter quality and quantity on the molecular biogeochemistry of soil organic matter in forests.
Salwa Hajir is a PhD student in the Environmental Sciences graduate program. Her research will focus on environmental metabolomics using analytical techniques like NMR and LC-MS/MS. Salwa is the recipient of the University of Toronto Connaught International Scholarship.
Atzin is a PhD student in the Environmental Chemistry Program. Her research investigates soil warming impacts on the chemistry of soil organic matter in different ecosystems. Atzin is a member of the NSERC CREATE Climate Smart Soils program.
Gloria Gao is a PhD student in the Environmental Science program. She recently received her BSc at the University of Toronto. Her research will focus on impacts of microplastic pollution in soil and on biological models.
James is an MSc student in the Environmental Chemistry program. His research investigates the impacts of radiation on the organic matter content of MX-80, the bentonite-based sealing material proposed for construction in deep geological repositories that will house Canada’s used nuclear fuel.
Andreia is a MEnvSci research student studying the impacts of permafrost thaw on water quality and dissolved organic matter biogeochemistry.
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