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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. |
Research Group
Dr. Scott Allen
Postdoctoral Research Associate Based at ETH Zurich
Dr. Z. Carter Berry
Grand Challenges Initiative Postdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow
Postdoctoral Research Associate Based at ETH Zurich
Dr. Z. Carter Berry
Grand Challenges Initiative Postdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow
