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The High Meadows Environmental Institute (HMEI) at Princeton University advances understanding of the Earth as a complex system influenced by human activities, and informs solutions to local and global challenges by conducting groundbreaking research across disciplines and by preparing future leaders in diverse fields to impact a world increasingly shaped by climate change.
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Collaborative Proposal: MRA: Scaling from Traits to Forest Ecosystem Fluxes and Responses to Climate Change, from Stand to Continent
Detto, M. (PI)
NSF - National Science Foundation
9/1/20 → 8/31/25
Project: Research project
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Alternative Nitrogenases: How Much Do They Contribute to N2 Fixation and Why?
NSF - National Science Foundation
7/1/16 → 6/30/20
Project: Research project
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Collaborative Research: Acquisition of Nitrogenase Metal Cofactors in Soils: Role of Metallophores and Limitation of N2-fixation
NSF - National Science Foundation
9/1/10 → 8/31/14
Project: Research project
Research output
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A bird’s-eye view reveals no fixed differences in plumage coloration between divergent populations of Painted Buntings
Podkowa, P., Hogan, B. G., Stoddard, M. C. & Hill, G. E., Apr 2025, In: Journal of Ornithology. 166, 2, p. 555-565 11 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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A cellular and molecular basis of leptin resistance
Tan, B., Hedbacker, K., Kelly, L., Zhang, Z., Moura-Assis, A., Luo, J. D., Rabinowitz, J. D. & Friedman, J. M., Mar 4 2025, In: Cell Metabolism. 37, 3, p. 723-741.e6Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Advancing Enhanced Weathering Modeling in Soils: Critical Comparison With Experimental Data
Bertagni, M. B., Calabrese, S., Cipolla, G., Noto, L. V. & Porporato, A., Jan 2025, In: Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems. 17, 1, e2024MS004224.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Open Access