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Member Since 2006
Sean M. Schaeffer
Professor, University of Tennessee
Member, Joanne Simpson Medal Committee
Professional Experience
University of Tennessee
Professor
2012 - Present
Education
University of Arkansas
Doctorate
2005
AGU Abstracts
Investigating the Sub-Seasonal Dynamics of Soil CO2 of an Intensively Managed Agricultural Soil Under Prairie Restoration in the Midwestern U.S.
CRITICAL ZONE CONNECTIVITY: DRIVING SOIL PROCESSES QUANTIFIED BY LINKING DIVERSE APPROACHES I POSTER
biogeosciences | 10 december 2024
Timothy R. Filley, Martha Jimenez-Castaneda, Janin...
Prairie restoration of intensively managed agriculture landscapes can dramatically alter soil properties throughout the shallow CZ profile. While many...
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Comparing Microbial Community Function in Intensively Managed Landscapes and Restored Prairies in United States Midwest
CRITICAL ZONE CONNECTIVITY: DRIVING SOIL PROCESSES QUANTIFIED BY LINKING DIVERSE APPROACHES I POSTER
biogeosciences | 10 december 2024
Morgan Isaacs, Sean M. Schaeffer
The emergence of human activity as a dominant force influencing Earths environmental systems is now widely recognized, especially in ecosystems that h...
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Agricultural Land Use Impacts On Soil Porewater Geochemistry And Connectivity In The Midwestern U.S.
CRITICAL ZONE CONNECTIVITY: DRIVING SOIL PROCESSES QUANTIFIED BY LINKING DIVERSE APPROACHES I POSTER
biogeosciences | 10 december 2024
Ashlee L. Dere, Brian Saccardi, Jennifer L. Druhan...
Intensive land management (i.e. tillage, tile drains, and row crop planting/harvesting) not only impacts surface soils that are actively managed, but ...
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Volunteer Experience
2024 - 2025
Member
Joanne Simpson Medal Committee
2023 - 2023
Member
Biogeosciences-Hydrology Soil Systems and Critical Zone Processes Technical Comm
2021 - 2022
Secretary
Biogeosciences Executive Committee