Rocky Mountain bristlecone pine wood anatomy
This project is a collaboration with Dr. Connie Woodhouse and Will Tintor. Our main research objective concerns the climate signals that are embedded in southwest tree rings, and how quantitative wood anatomy can be used to understand the climate-physiological links that result in the final tree-ring width.
Julie Edwards
Graduate Student
My research interests include paleoclimatology, high-latitude ecosystem vulnerability to climate change, and large-scale climate dynamics.