Juliana D'Andrilli

Assistant Professor

Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium

United States

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Juliana D'Andrilli is an Assistant Professor at the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium in the United States. Her research focuses on dissolved organic matter, with recent articles exploring chemical lability assessments, optical properties, and ecosystem functions. She is actively involved in studies of Arctic permafrost degradation and the application of high-resolution mass spectrometry in organic matter analysis.

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Kathleen Murphy

Chalmers tekniska högskola

SWEDEN

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Jeffery Agar

Associate Professor

Northeastern University

UNITED STATES

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Mark Waldrop

Project Chief

UNITED STATES

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Michael DeGrandpre

Professor

University of Montana

UNITED STATES

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Shelby Buckley

ETH Zurich

SWITZERLAND

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FERNANDO ROSARIO-ORTIZ

University of Colorado Boulder

UNITED STATES

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Advancing chemical lability assessments of organic matter using a synthesis of FT-ICR MS data across diverse environments and experiments

DOM Molecular Weight Fractionation and Fluorescence Quantum Yield Assessment Using a Coupled In-Line SEC Optical Property System

Inferring Ecosystem Function from Dissolved Organic Matter Optical Properties: A Critical Review

Polar ice core organic matter signatures reveal past atmospheric carbon composition and spatial trends across ancient and modern timescales

Collaborative Achievements and Challenges for Our 10‐YR River Research Effort

Emergent biogeochemical risks from Arctic permafrost degradation

An international laboratory comparison of dissolved organic matter composition by high resolution mass spectrometry: Are we getting the same answer?

Advancing Critical Applications of High Resolution Mass Spectrometry for DOM Assessments: Re-Engaging with Mass Spectral Principles, Limitations, and Data Analysis

A History of Molecular Level Analysis of Natural Organic Matter by Fticr Mass Spectrometry and The Paradigm Shift in Organic Geochemistry

Subsurface in Situ Detection of Microbes and Diverse Organic Matter Hotspots in the Greenland Ice Sheet

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Kathleen Murphy

Jeffery Agar

Mark Waldrop

Michael DeGrandpre

Shelby Buckley

FERNANDO ROSARIO-ORTIZ

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