Albina Khasanova

Albina Khasanova

Albina Khasanova

Former Graduate Student
Former Postdoc in The Northen Metabolomics Lab, at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Current Postdoctoral Researcher

My research interests are to understand how environmental factors, such as water and nutrient availability, can impact plant physiological and ecological processes. With the Juenger laboratory, I have been involved in projects that investigate the physiology and genomics of switchgrass (Panicum Virgatum) under varied precipitation regimes ranging from extreme drought to abundant rainfall. Specifically, I have been focusing on how abiotic and biotic factors impact soil respiration, nutrient resorption and nutrient storage, physiology and growth.  My upcoming thesis research will focus on night-time physiological processes and root level dynamics.