Congratulations to Dr. Todd Osborne, Whitney Laboratory Associate Professor of Biogeochemistry, who has received promotion to Full Professor from the University of Florida!
This promotion reflects Dr. Osborne's distinguished work in teaching, research and service and is a well deserved academic achievement! Thank you for your dedication to your students, lab members, the Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience and the University of Florida.
Dr. Todd Osborne has a diverse research program focusing on biogeochemical processes in soil and water in a variety of ecosystems throughout Florida. Currently, he is highly engaged in ecosystem restoration of shellfish and seagrasses in the Indian River Lagoon and soil phosphorus pollution in central Florida. His research initiatives include carbon dynamics in mangrove and saltmarsh ecosystems, phosphorus remediation, and climate change induced changes to ecosystem processes (landscape scale biogeochemical processes).
Dr. Osborne has University of Florida Gainesville campus affiliations in the School of Natural Resources and Environment - IFAS, Soil and Water Sciences - IFAS and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Water Institute and Florida Sea Grant.