Greg Goldsmith

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My research centers on understanding the functional response of tropical plants to present and future climate. To answer my questions, I draw on tools from the fields of ecophysiology, ecology, micrometeorology, hydrology, stable isotope biogeochemistry, and remote sensing. I also have a an equal interest in studying the efficacy of educational technology for promoting public understanding and engagement in science.

I am an assistant professor of biology in the Schmid College of Science and Technology at Chapman University (Orange, California). I also direct the college's new Grand Challenges Initiative. 

Prior to joining Chapman, I was a  a post-doctoral research fellow with Dr. Rolf Siegwolf at the Paul Scherrer Institute. I was also a post-doctoral researcher with Professor Yadvinder Malhi in the Environmental Change Institute at Oxford University.

I completed my doctorate with Professor Todd Dawson in the Department of Integrative Biology at University of California Berkeley (2012). I hold a B.A. in biology and environmental studies from Bowdoin College (2005).  

I can be contacted through the email link at the top right of the page. 

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Research Group
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Dr. Scott Allen
Postdoctoral Research Associate based at ETH Zurich

Dr. Z. Carter Berry
Grand Challenges Initiative Postdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow

Mehret Collison
Undergraduate Research Assistant (Evidence-Based Use of Educational Technology)

Alex Drivas
Undergraduate Research Assistant (Plant Ecophysiology)

Research Group - Distinguished Alumni

Liliana Dawidoff '18
Undergraduate Honors Research (Evidence-Based Practice for Teaching Teamwork)