Terrestrial Ecosystem Science & Technology (TEST)
A howler monkey visits our field site, Panama
Just finished breakfast, Utqiaġvik, AK
San Lorenzo canopy crane, Panama
Ice, Utqiaġvik
Canopy tower, Manaus, Brazil
Our prototype Arctic warming chamber
JOIN US in Alaska. Research opportunities for ecosystem field studies.
Evaluating field sites for Phase II of NGEE-Arctic research.
NGEE-Tropics Panama February 2016
NGEE-Tropics Panama February 2016
NGEE-Tropics Panama February 2016
NGEE-Tropics Panama January 2016
NGEE-Tropics Manaus Workshop
Linking physiology and spectra in the Arctic.
NGEE-Arctic tram
Science Communication: PubSci, February 2015
NGEE-Arctic: Flying with one wing
We use liquid handling robots to increase throughput
Measuring gas exchange in Arctic plants
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Doctoral Program
You will be paired with a BNL scientist on a mutually agreed upon project, which will enhance your research skills and may lead to multiple scientific publications and may support your graduate thesis or dissertation.
Post-doctoral Program
You will participate in a cutting-edge scientific research program, directed by a BNL staff member. The nature of your research assignment will be determined after a review of your background and interests by our staff.
Undergraduate Program
You will be mentored by a BNL scientist in an ongoing research project during a six week summer session. You may also work during the academic year, usually to complete your project.
Current Open Positions
- Investigating plant growth using physiology and remote sensing
- Investigating plant stress using physiology and remote sensing
- Research Collaborator: Open Source Software Developer
*If you apply to the GRIP, AGEP-T or SULI program please also contact us directly so we are aware of your application.
Contact TEST
Alistair Rogers
Scientist, Group Leader
Environmental & Climate Sciences Department
Bldg. 490A - P.O. Box 5000
Upton, NY 11973-5000
Ph.: (631) 344-2948
email: arogers@bnl.gov
