GI research gains attention, high readership

August 29, 2011

Marmian Grimes

The work of Geophysical Institute Research Assistant Professor Guido 
Grosse and his colleagues has been spotlighted by the American Geophysical
 Union. Grosse is the lead author of “Vulnerability of high-latitude soil organic carbon in North America to disturbance,” a comprehensive investigation into climate change impacts on soil carbon storage in the far north appearing in the Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences, Vol. 116. The article is the focus of the Editors’ Highlight, selected out of several research pieces compiled for the journal’s
 special issue focusing on different disturbances to the carbon cycle.
 In addition to JGR Biogeoscience, Grosse and
 colleagues will be featured in an upcoming issue of EOS as a
Research Spotlight, an ongoing column in the AGU weekly newspaper.