Assistant Professor, Environmental Science; School of Earth and Environment
Dr. Moore is an organic geochemist, who studies the interactions between biosphere and geosphere. Recent research interests include the impact of metal availability on the evolution of microbial metabolism, discovering new membrane lipid structures to understand how bacteria respond to environmental change, and tracking the proteins of dead phytoplankton in the ocean to investigate their importance in the global carbon and nitrogen cycles.
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About Eli Moore
Dr. Moore is an organic geochemist, who studies the interactions between biosphere and geosphere. Recent research interests include the impact of metal availability on the evolution of microbial metabolism, discovering new membrane lipid structures to understand how bacteria respond to environmental change, and tracking the proteins of dead phytoplankton in the ocean to investigate their importance in the global carbon and nitrogen cycles.
| 2018 - Present | Assistant Professor, Environmental Science, Rowan University ‐ School of Earth & Environment | |
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Research Interests
| 2011 | PhD, Marine Chemistry, University of Maryland ‐ Chesapeake Biological Laboratory | |
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| 2005 | BS, Chemistry and BS, Bioresource Research, Oregon State University | |
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