For the past couple of years, we’ve been working on a local field site, the Edwin S George Reserve, just north of Ann Arbor, …
The COSI (Clumped and Oxygen Stable Isotope) lab studies modern and ancient environmental change on land using stable isotope geochemistry. We are in the process of setting up carbonate clumped and triple oxygen isotope capabilities at Indiana University Bloomington. We are located within [IU’s Stable Isotope Research Facility.] (https://earth.indiana.edu/research/research-labs-and-centers/sirf-lab/index.html). This is Julia Kelson’s personal website and may not be perfectly up to date.
Please get in touch with Julia if you are interested in graduate school or postdoc opportunities.

New perspectives on soil carbonate formation

Fingerprinting Soil Water Evaporation with Triple Oxygen Isotopes of Pedogenic Carbonates

When the When matters

River restoration in central Oregon

Geeky but necessary

How hot was it really?

Maintaining sanity
For the past couple of years, we’ve been working on a local field site, the Edwin S George Reserve, just north of Ann Arbor, …
I’m excited that the first paper from my NSF EAR postdoc fellowship has been accepted for publication in Geology! The initial …

What are all those primes for anyway?

What is clumped isotope thermometry and is it real?