University of Washington IsoLab

Summary

University of Washington IsoLab is a university research group^[1].

Key Facts

• University of Washington IsoLab's field of work was stable isotope^[2].
• University of Washington IsoLab's field of work was geosphere^[3].
• University of Washington IsoLab's field of work was atmosphere^[4].
• University of Washington IsoLab's field of work was hydrosphere^[5].
• University of Washington IsoLab's field of work was biosphere^[6].
• University of Washington IsoLab's field of work was cryosphere^[7].
• University of Washington IsoLab is located in Seattle^[8].
• University of Washington IsoLab is in the country of United States^[9].
• University of Washington IsoLab's instance of is recorded as university research group^[10].
• University of Washington IsoLab's instance of is recorded as laboratory^[11].
• University of Washington IsoLab's founder is recorded as Eric J. Steig^[12].
• University of Washington IsoLab's founder is recorded as Roger Buick^[13].
• University of Washington IsoLab's location is recorded as Johnson Hall^[14].
• University of Washington IsoLab's official website is recorded as http://isolab.ess.washington.edu/^[15].
• University of Washington IsoLab's described at URL is recorded as https://environment.uw.edu/news/2019/11/how-do-we-know-so-much-about-ancient-climates/^[16].
• University of Washington IsoLab's described at URL is recorded as https://faculty.washington.edu/steig/web/lab.html^[17].
• University of Washington IsoLab's affiliation is recorded as University of Washington Department of Earth and Space Sciences^[18].
• University of Washington IsoLab's affiliation is recorded as University of Washington Department of Atmospheric Sciences^[19].
• University of Washington IsoLab's affiliation is recorded as University of Washington Quaternary Research Center^[20].
• University of Washington IsoLab's affiliation is recorded as University of Washington Program on Climate Change^[21].
• University of Washington IsoLab's affiliation is recorded as University of Washington Astrobiology Program^[22].
• University of Washington IsoLab's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject PCC Wikidata Pilot/University of Washington^[23].

Body

Founding

Founders include Eric J. Steig^[12] and Roger Buick^[13].

Industry

Fields of work include stable isotope^[2]; geosphere^[3]; atmosphere^[4]; hydrosphere^[5], a geographic envelope^[24]; biosphere^[6], a geographic envelope^[25]; and cryosphere^[7].