Iso-Camp is a multi-instructor lecture (Biol 7473) and lab (Biol 7475) short course offered to graduate students and postdoctoral investigators interested in learning more about the application of stable isotopes to environmental and ecological studies. About 27 students attend each June.

SIRFER: Stable Isotope Ratio Facility for Environmental Research. Located in the Aline Skaggs Biology Building. Read more...

Application: The 2012 Stable Isotopes Course (Iso-Camp) will be held June 11th through 22nd at the University of Utah. The 2012 class will welcome 40 students from all over the world. The 18th Stable Isotopes Course will begin accepting applications in December, 2012..

Scholarships: This year there are a limited number of scholarships available to graduate students attending this course. If you are interested in applying for a scholarship to help defray your expenses, please click here after successfully submitting your application.

Continental Ecology Training: IsoCamp will become part of a new NSF program on regional to continental training in ecology. This is part of the NSF Macrosystems Biology Program. Click here for details.

Dr. Jim Randerson

SIE Class of 1998
U.C. Irvine

Wow! Who would have thought there could be such interesting science in studying fires and their role in the carbon cycle? Jim Randerson’s lab has emerged as one of the premier carbon cycle modeling groups working at regional to global scales. Jim has recently published several important papers of fire emissions and the carbon cycle, continuing his important global change research that began with 13C and carbon dioxide.

See what past graduates from the Stable Isotope Ecology course have been up to. Click here...

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