Dr. Greg Michalski

Assistant Professor

E-mail: gmichals@purdue.edu

Curriculum Vitae <pdf>

Associated website(s): Group Website, Purdue Climate Change Research Center, Purdue Stable Isotope (PSI) Facility

Research Interests

Stable isotope biogeochemistry, Nitrogen cycling in aquatic and soil systems, regional air/water pollution, mass-independent isotope effects and their use in paleoclimatology and aerosol chemistry, isotope effects in gas phase reactions, modeling isotopes in atmospheric chemistry

Teaching Interests

Biogeochemistry

Atmospheric Chemistry

Stable Isotope Biogeochemistry

Physical Chemistry

Analytical Chemistry

Awards and Honors

National Science Foundation Dissertation Enhancement award

Professional Experience

Assistant Professor, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Purdue University (2005- present).

Post Doctoral Fellow : (2003-2005) Stable Isotope lab, University of California, San Diego

Selected Publications <More>

  • Uncertainties in the oxygen isotopic composition of barium sulfate induced by co-precipitation of nitrate. Michalski, G., Kasem, M., Rech, JA., Thiemens, M., Adieu, S., Showers, W. Genna, B. Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry. v. 21. 2971-2976 2008.

  • Oxygen isotope systematics in nitrate: The role of mass balance and mass dependent and independent isotope effects. Michalski G. and Dahman C., Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry, (In review)

  • Rech, J. A., B. S. Currie, G. Michalski and A. M. Cowan, Neogene climate change and uplift in the Atacama Desert, Chile, Geology, 34(9), 761-764, 2006.

  • Michalski, G., J. G. Bockheim, C. Kendall, and M. Thiemens (2005) Isotopic composition of Antarctic Dry Valley nitrate: Implications for NOy sources and cycling in Antarctica , Geophys.Res.Lett., 32