Environment-Sustainability Lunch: Genetically Engineered Solutions to Environmental Nitrogen Paradoxes

Environment-Sustainability Lunch: Genetically Engineered Solutions to Environmental Nitrogen Paradoxes

By MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative

Date and time

Thursday, May 17, 2018 · 12 - 1pm EDT

Location

Grier Room, 34-401 A

Description

Andrew Babbin, EAPS

Andrew Babbin is a marine biogeochemist, working on the nitrogen cycle, and especially on the processes that return fixed nitrogen in the ocean back to nitrogen gas. Bioavailable inorganic nitrogen limits the fertility of many environmental systems, from local lakes and rivers to coastal bays to much of the global ocean. Denitrification is a multi-step microbial pathway by which environmental bacteria naturally consume inorganic nitrogen. Learn more about this research seed grant topic.

...

This monthly lunch seminar engages MIT faculty, post-docs, and graduate students in lively conversations about current environmental research and education at MIT.

Registration is required.

Sales Ended