Your Career: What's next and how will you know if it's right?.
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Comments on Cyber-Physical experience Resilience Week 2018 Panel.
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Research and Efforts in the Human Dimension: A Special Issue on Human-Systems Research in the U.S. Department of Energy
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Cognitive Science Research Opportunities at Sandia National Labs.
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An active atmospheric methane sink in high Arctic mineral cryosols
The transition of Arctic carbon-rich cryosols into methane (CH₄)-emitting wetlands due to global warming is a rising concern. However, the spatially predominant mineral cryosols and their CH₄ emission potential are poorly understood. Fluxes measured in situ and estimated under laboratory conditions coupled with -omics analysis indicate (1) mineral cryosols in the Canadian high Arctic contain atmospheric CH₄-oxidizing bacteria; (2) the atmospheric CH⁺ uptake flux increases with ground temperature; and, as a result, (3) the atmospheric CH₄ sink strength will increase by a factor of 5-30 as the Arctic warms by 5-15 °C over a century. We demonstrated that acidic mineral cryosols have previously unrecognized potential of negative CH₄ feedback.
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