Duncan Menge
menge [at]
nceas [dot] ucsb [dot] edu
Franz Josef Glacier from Alex Knob, Westland National
Park, New Zealand (photo: Anna MacPherson)
I am a postdoctoral fellow at the National Center for
Ecological Analysis & Synthesis (a.k.a. NCEAS). My current research combines theoretical, empirical, and experimental
approaches to understand the controls on nitrogen fixation and net primary production,
and the relationships between the nutrient cycles of carbon, nitrogen, and
phosphorus. I received a Ph.D. in Ecology
and Evolutionary Biology at
Princeton University, working with Simon
Levin and Lars
Hedin, and a B.S. in Earth Systems at Stanford University, where I worked
with Chris
Field. Here are a list of my publications and my CV.