Jeffrey Blanchard is an Associate Professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst who studies microbial and molecular processes driving plant decomposition, with applications in climate science, cellulosic biofuels, and animal nutrition. He directs a wet lab equipped for anaerobic microbiology and integrates genomic and computational approaches to link molecular variation to organismal function. With a PhD in Botany and over two decades of experience spanning academia and industry (including roles at NCGR, Promega, and Genentech), he blends rigorous experimental skill with bioinformatics. His lab’s work uniquely connects fundamental microbial ecology to practical solutions for bioenergy and livestock health. Based in Amherst, MA, he maintains an active research group webpage that highlights ongoing projects and resources for collaborators.
11 years of coding experience
Associate's degree, Electrical Engineering, Associate's degree, Electrical Engineering at Vermont Technical College
University of Georgia
Bachelor's degree, Biology, Bachelor's degree, Biology at Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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