Author: Wendy Yang

Dr. Yang was selected as one of five 2021 recipients of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Dean’s Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching!

Dr. Yang was named an I.C. Gunsalus Scholar by the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences in recognition of her outstanding tenure dossier. This award was established by Professor Emeritus I.C. Gunsalus for the development of the scholarship and teaching …

Dr. Yang was named an I.C. Gunsalus Scholar by the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences! Read More »

Dr. Yang along with Drs. Kostas Konstantinidis, Frank Loffler, and Robert Sanford were awarded a 5-year $2 M NSF Dimensions of Biodiversity grant set to start on August 1! The overarching goal of the proposed study is to determine if …

Dr. Yang and collaborators awarded NSF Dimensions of Biodiversity grant! Read More »

Dr. Yang was selected as one of seven Early Career Fellows of the Ecological Society of America (ESA) for 2018-2022. She was “elected for outstanding contributions to research, teaching, and outreach in the fields of biogeochemistry and global change biology.”

Dr. Yang’s students in Ecosystem Ecology rated her teaching with high marks that placed her on the Fall 2017 List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent By Their Students!

Dr. Yang’s recent paper in Global Biogeochemical Cycles was highlighted in the Eos Research Spotlight, “A New Model Yields a Better Picture of Methane Fluxes.” The Research Spotlights summarize the research and findings of the best accepted articles for the …

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Dr. Yang received the Biogeochemistry “Excellence in Reviewing” award for the top 25 reviewers for the journal!

Dr. Yang was named one of four 2017-2019 Lincoln Excellence for Assistant Professors (LEAP) Scholars by the UIUC College of Liberal Arts & Sciences. See article here describing the new LEAP scholars.

Dr. Yang and postdoc, Dr. Will Eddy, are co-authors on an opinion paper led by Dr. Evan DeLucia’s former graduate student, Dr. Kevin Wolz. The paper titled, “Frontiers in alley cropping: transformative solutions for temperate agriculture,” was published online in …

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Dr. Yang, together with Dr. Daniel Liptzin, Dr. Sophie Nixon, and Dr. Jemma Wadham, has organized a session entitled, “Iron Cycling in Terrestrial Ecosystems and Extreme Environments” at the AGU Fall Meeting. The poster session (B41H) is at 8am-12:20 pm …

December 18-19, 2014 AGU Fall Meeting Read More »