Elizabeth Nichols

Professor

Elizabeth Nichols works on sustainable woody biomass production across multi-functionable landscapes and also directs the undergraduate certificate and minor in Renewable Energy Assessment (REA) and is facilitating development of a graduate certificate in Renewable Energy Development for the Master’s of Environmental Assessment.

Grants

  • Optimizing Poplar for Sustainable Bio-Products in the Mountains of North Carolina
  • Field Studies to Align Emerald Ash Borer Life Stages To Parasitoid Release For Successful Biological Control in North Carolina
  • High Resolution Mass Spectrometry (HRMS) as a Diagnostic Tool to Assist Groundwater Monitoring Recommendations from Local Health Departments to Private Well Users
  • Field Studies to Revise Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Life Stages and Parasitoid Release To Achieve Successful EAB Biological Control in North Carolina
  • NC Sustainable Pellet Production for Poultry
  • Does Wood Pellet Heat Reduce Ammonia Exposures to Farmworkers in Poultry Houses?
  • Forestry of the Future: Improving Student Readiness and Workforce Participation of Underrepresented Minority Populations in Forest Resources
  • Populus-based Production of Solid Biofuel
  • Coastal Plain Aquifer Vulnerability to Extreme Storms and Implications for Rural Prosperity, Food Security, and Water Resource Resiliency
  • The Silviculture of Populus for Veneer
Elizabeth Nichols