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\"\"<\/a>The official summer research program ended last week with a big barbecue (Profs Bill Church and Christoph Geiss, head-barbecuists) and summer research presentations. ENVS was very well represented by Dan and Justin, who looked a bit nervous before their talk,
\n\"\"<\/a>but did a very fine job telling us about their ongoing research in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
\n\"\"<\/a>Now that their standard solutions have finally arrived Justin is eager to get started on his handful of samples.
\n\"\"<\/a>Rose and Sarah have been working as interior designers, furnishing Cameron Douglass’ lab, and have been kept busy making artificial weeds.
\n\"\"<\/a>For all of you who don’t have enough naturally occurring weeds in your back yard: all you need is a few sticks, tin snips, blotting paper, and two students who carefully cut out each leaf by hand. My request for naturalistic serrated edges was nixed. Cameron’s weeds have a total of six square blotting paper leaves.
\n\"\"<\/a>No fake weeds in Christoph Geiss’ lab. Counting pollen is exhausting, as one can see:
\n\"\"<\/a>and Jami only has twenty five thousand measurements to go. Almost done, I’d say.
\n\"\"<\/a>At the same time, guest-researcher Kelsey is busy re-learning ArcGIS in the lab. A dozen more maps and she’ll be done as well. Kelsey, just a heads-up: we’ll need the lab in September to teach Geology again, so quit slacking!
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