Dr. Angelia Seyfferth
Group Leader. Professor of Soil Biogeochemistry and Plant-Soil Interactions in the Department of Plant and Soil Sciences at UD. Her research focuses on contaminant and nutrient dynamics in low redox environments that range from rice paddies to coastal wetlands.
How to reach out: angelias@udel.edu
Dr. Matt Limmer
Matt is a Research Associate in the Seyfferth Lab. He is an Environmental Engineer and heads up the RICE Facility research and numerous other projects in the group.
How to reach out: limmer@udel.edu
Tecle Weldekidan
Tecle is a Scientist who works with the Seyfferth Lab and with other labs in the department. His work is mainly focused on corn breeding support and variety trials.
How to reach out: tecle@udel.edu
Frank Linam
Frank is a Ph.D. student in the Seyfferth Lab. He works on soils and sustainability with particular focus on mineral, nutrient, and contaminant dynamics in the rhizosphere.
How to reach out: flinam@udel.edu
Abby Reeves
Abby is a Ph.D. student in the Seyfferth Lab and an instructor and manager of the Fresh to You CSA program. She works at the intersection of plant science, soil science, and education.
How to reach out: aereeves@udel.edu
Ashleigh Montgomery
Ashleigh is a Ph.D. student in the Seyfferth Lab. Her research focuses on the use of IRIS films to predict redox processes and the impacts of Fe and Mn oxides on carbon (de)stabilization in coastal-upland transition zones.
How to reach out: amontg@udel.edu
Baileigh Rosado
Baileigh is a M.S. student in the Seyfferth Lab. Her research focuses on how water and rice residue management impact soil heath indicators in rice paddies.
How to reach out: bcrosado@udel.edu
Bailee Street
Bailee is a M.S. student in the Seyfferth Lab. Her research focuses on how hydrologic events such as storm surges and sea level rise affect carbon and nitrogen dynamics in coastal-upland transition zones in the DelMarVa peninsula.
How to reach out: bbstreet@udel.edu
Marissa Jerden
Marissa is a M.S. student in the Seyfferth Lab. Her research focuses on how variably toxic arsenic species in rice are formed and impact human health.
How to reach out: mljerden@udel.edu