Ram Oren

MS & Ph.D. students as primary supervisor   

• Heather McCarthy   
  Ph.D., School of the Environment, Duke University. Research Topic: Effects of elevated CO2 and nutrient supply on growth and water use in a loblolly pine forest.
• Hyun-Seok Kim   
  Ph.D., School of the Environment, Duke University. Research Topic: Effect of elevated atmospheric CO2 on biosphere-atmosphere interactions in a loblolly pine forest.
• Joshua Uebelherr   
  Ph.D., University program in Ecology & Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences, Duke University. Research Topic: Carbon and water cycling in old field and mature pine forest.
• A. Christopher Oishi   
  Ph.D., University program in Ecology & Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences, Duke University. Research Topic: Carbon and water cycling in mature hardwood forest.
• Eric Ward   
  Ph.D., University program in Ecology & Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences, Duke University. Research Topic: Effects of tree hydraulics on gas exchange

Current Graduate Students (PhD./M.S.) as primary advisor   

• Mathieu Therezien   
  M.Sc., University program in Ecology & Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences, Duke University. Research Topic: Modeling of radiation and photosynthesis in pine species with different crown architecture

MS & Ph.D. students completed   

• Mathieu Thérézien   
  Modeling of radiation and photosynthesis in pine species with different crown architecture..
• Joshua Uebelherr   
  Canopy interception of rainfall in forests.