DU Nicholas School
Duke University Nicholas School of the Environment
CZO Partner Organization
The Nicholas School of the Environment maintains a thriving, worldwide collaborative research program with wide-ranging support from government agencies, corporations and foundations. Individual research projects include cutting edge toxicogenomics research, deep-sea exploration of Mid-Atlantic mountains, children's environmental health, and the cumulative global impacts of the long-line fishing industry.
The school is composed of three research divisions:
- Marine Science and Conservation
- Earth and Ocean Sciences
- Environmental Sciences and Policy
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CZO People
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COLLABORATOR
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Ecosystem spatial heterogeneity
Cross-CZO INVESTIGATOR
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Hydrology
GRAD STUDENT
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Soil Biogeochemistry and Hydrology
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Hydrologic modeling, sediment transport, landscape evolution
Alumni-Former
GRAD STUDENT
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Ecosystem science and management
GRAD STUDENT
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Hydrologic Process Interactions, Hydrology Modeling, Uncertainty Analyses, Optimization
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News
Zach Brecheisen wins the Frederick K. Weyerhaeuser Forest History Fellowship
27 Apr 2017 - The Forest History Society announces that Zachary Brecheisen is the 2017-18 recipient of the F. K. Weyerhaeuser Fellowship! The fellowship consists...
Eight new soil pits dug at the Calhoun!
17 Oct 2016 - Eight soil pits were installed at the Calhoun CZO on 17-18 October 2016 for easy access for soil sampling down to 2 meters. Photo: Will Cook.
First flux tower erected at the Calhoun CZO
17 Aug 2016 - On August 17, 2016 a crew from Georgia Tech led by graduate student Yao Tang and professor Jingfeng Wang, with a little help from the folks at Duke,...
Going deep! Gas wells installed at 8.5 m
14 Jul 2016 - Another Calhoun CZO record - gas reservoirs installed at 8.5m depth! Jay Austin, Zach Brecheisen, and Dan Richter only stopped at 8.5m because they...
TDR probes installed to monitor soil moisture
13 Jul 2016 - On July 13, 2016, Duke PhD candidate Zach Brecheisen, with assistance from his advisor Dan Richter and Jay Austin, installed TDR probes at 25-cm...
New CCZO publications
23 Jul 2014 - 1) A new history of Calhoun book chapter is being published this summer. Written by Dan Richter and co-authored by 19 scientists and land...
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Events
Spring 2014 Annual CZO-PI Meeting Charlotte NC
The annual spring PI meeting (2 PIs per observatory) will be hosted by the Calhoun CZO in Charlotte NC
Charlotte NC (proximity to Charlotte Douglas Intern Airport.
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