Patrick Crill

Patrick Crill studies how carbon-containing greenhouse gases, especially methane and carbon dioxide, move between Arctic and boreal landscapes (wetlands, peatlands, lakes, and permafrost soils) and the atmosphere. His work combines long-term field measurements at sites like Stordalen Mire in Sweden with large collaborative datasets used to understand and predict how these northern ecosystems will respond to a warming climate. Prospective students would likely engage with fieldwork, greenhouse gas flux measurement techniques, and data synthesis across multi-site research networks.

Publication output was higher and fairly steady from 2017-2020 (around 28-35 per year) but has declined markedly since 2021, dropping to single digits or low double digits in recent years.

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