Chip Taylor
Director, Monarch Watch
Professor Emeritus, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
chip@ku.edu
Primary office:
785-864-4850
122 Foley Hall
Recent research
- - Advancing soil organic matter research: Synthesizing multi-scale observations, manipulations & models. 2018
- - Are biogeochemical responses linked to the microbial composition of a defined nutrient and microbial input to a large river? 2018
- - Bathymetric surveys of Council Grove and Marion reservoirs and harmful algal bloom (HAB) sediment coring at Milford Lake. 2018
- - Designing models to forecast how biogeochemical fluctuations in soil systems govern soil development, terrestrial water storage and ecosystem nutrient fluxes. 2018
- - Does nutrient form control harmful algal bloom (HAB) toxin release? 2018
- - Extending our knowledge base of the human and natural forcings of critical zone dynamics and evolution at the Calhoun Critical Zone Observatory. 2018
- - Farming for a smaller dead zone: How agricultural conservation practices, artificial drainage, and climate change affect water quality in Iowa. 2018
- - Funding for hosting 2018 Great Plains Limnology Conference at the KU Field Station. 2018
- - Kansas River, Sustainable Rivers Program – Identification of Environmental Flows to Support the Native Aquatic Community 2018
- - Microbes on the move: Exploring microbiomes through mobile museum experiences. 2018
