Chris Reinhard
Georgia Power Chair
Associate Professor
I'm an Associate Professor of Biogeochemistry in the School of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
My research explores the ways in which Earth's biosphere and planetary boundary conditions act to reshape ocean/atmosphere chemistry and climate, how these interactions have evolved over time, and how they might be engineered moving forward. The work I do is inherently interdisciplinary, and utilizes an ensemble of tools including computer models of ocean, sediment, and soil biogeochemistry, stable isotope and trace element tracers, and analysis of modern natural systems.
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Office Location:
ES&T 3104
University, College, and School/Department
Research Focus Areas:
- Climate & Environment
- Environmental Processes
Additional Research:
Biogeochemistry of oxygen-deficient aqueous environmentsCarbon cycle dynamics and geoengineeringChemical evolution of Earth's oceans and atmospherePlanetary habitability and atmospheric biosignatures
Biogeochemistry of oxygen-deficient aqueous environmentsCarbon cycle dynamics and geoengineeringChemical evolution of Earth's oceans and atmospherePlanetary habitability and atmospheric biosignatures
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