Raymond M. Miller
> Education:
- 1969 B.S., Colorado State University, Botany
- 1971 M.S., Illinois State University, Biological Sciences
- 1975 Ph.D., Illinois State University, Botany and Mycology
- 1975-1977 Post Doctoral Fellow, Argonne National Laboratory (with R. Cameron)
> Professional Experience:
- 1997-present Senior Ecologist, Environmental Research Div., Argonne National Laboratory
- 2002-present Terrestrial Ecology Section Head, Environmental Research Division
- 1986-present Terrestrial Ecology Group Leader, Environmental Research Division
- 1980 - 1996 Terrestrial Ecologist, Argonne National Laboratory
- 1977 - 1980 Assistant Biologist, Argonne National Laboratory
- 1975 - 1977 Post doctoral Research Associate, Argonne National Laboratory
- 1986-present Lecturer, Committee on Evolutionary Biology, University of Chicago
> Research Highlights:
Plant and microbial influences on soil structure; carbon accrual mechanisms in soils; measures of ecosystem restoration; sustainable management of soil systems; effects of mycorrhizal fungi on community structure and function; ecophysiology of mycorrhizal plants; co-evolution of vascular plants and mycorrhizal fungi; anthropogenic influences on the mycorrhizal symbiosis; noninvasive methods for root research using hard x-ray micro- and macro-imaging procedures.
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