Position: Assistant Professor; Natural Resource Science, McGill University
Soil biogeochemistry, soil ecology, soil organic matter, plant-soil-microbial interactions
About Cynthia Kallenbach
Cynthia Kallenbach joined McGill’s Department of Natural Resource Sciences as an Assistant Professor in 2018. Her research integrates soil ecology and biogeochemistry to understand soil organic matter turnover and accumulation and microbial-plant interactions affecting carbon and nutrient cycling under land use and global change. She received her BSc degree (Geography) from Sonoma State University, California. She earned two MSc at University of California-Davis in International Agriculture Development and in Soil Biogeochemistry, and her PhD from the University of New Hampshire in Earth and Environmental Science. Before coming to McGill, she was a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) postdoctoral fellow at Colorado State University.
Current CREATE-CSS Students
- Hannah Lieberman (Ph.D.)
- Deniz Dutton (M.Sc.)
CREATE-CSS Alumni
- Maia Rothman (Undergraduate)
- Caitlyn Horsch (M.Sc.)