College of Forestry
Bond, Barbara
Emeritus Professor
Office Location:
A312E Kerr
Phone:
541-737-2681
Email Address:
Faculty Websites:
Specialty:
Forest Tree Physiology
Educational Background:
- B.S., 1972, University of California, Irvine
- M.S., 1984, Oregon State University
- Ph.D., 1992, Oregon State University
Research Interests:
Physiological processes, especially water and carbon relations, at whole tree and forest ecosystem scales. Development of new tools and techniques for measuring and monitoring physiological processes in forests.
Current Research:
Director of Postdoctoral Programs, OSU Graduate School
Research Support:
- Bond, B.J., T. Fiez, M.H. Unsworth, H. Liu, H. and T. Nguyen. 2005-2008. "SIRG: A wireless network of battery-free sensors for atmosphere-biosphere studies" in Bond, B.J., T. Fiez, H. Liu, T. Nguyen, and M. Unsworth, "SIRG: A wireless network of battery-free sensors for atmosphere-biosphere studies in complex environments". (NSF)
- Bond, B.J., M. Unsworth, A. Mix and E. Sulzman. 2004-2008. Airsheds, isotopes and ecosystem processes in complex terrain. (NSF)
- Bond, B.J. 2003-2007. Impacts of plantations of exotic trees on water sources in Patagonia. (NSF)
Selected Publications:
For a complete list of publications, with links to the articles, see Barbara's Publications Page.