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Nathan Phillips

Professor

Boston University

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College of Arts & Sciences

Earth & Environment

Nathan Phillips is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Boston University.

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environmental science climate change ecology plant science forestry forest ecology tree physiology plant physiology botany earth science plant ecology plant biology physiology climatology forest ecosystems vegetation science ecosystems atmospheric science hydrology arid environments forest biology drought tree growth global ecology ecohydrology soil biology experimental botany applied ecology horticulture research forest hydrology stomatal conductance avian biology atmospheric environment wood science forest research forest carbon forest productivity soil science arboriculture urban geography environmental pollution experimental plant biology soil ecology plant-abiotic interaction terrestrial ecology urban air quality applied meteorology leaf area water flux methane emissions underground infrastructure plant analysis forest health climate change effects climate change adaptation plant metabolism ecological modelling applied plant ecology agricultural water management plant-soil relationships plant-soil interactions nature conservation hydraulics plant development interspecific variation hydraulic conductance hydraulic limitation canopy conductance water transport industrial-age changes panamanian moist forest pine forest eastern hemlock water use stand transpiration deciduous forest terrestrial ecosystems greenhouse gas carbon dioxide greenhouse gas control greenhouse effect

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Simple Method to Measure Methane Emissions From Indoor Gas Leaks. PLoS ONE (2023)

Dominic NicholasRobert AckleyNathan G. Phillips

indoor air qualityglobal monitoringenvironmental engineeringenvironmental scienceaerosol scienceindoor gas leakssimple methodpublic healthmethane emissions

Carbon, Indoor Air, Energy and Financial Benefits of Coupled Ventilation Upgrade and Enhanced Rooftop Garden Installation: An Interdisciplinary Climate Mitigation Approach. Sustainable Cities and Society (2023)

Sarabeth BuckleyCatherine L. ConnollyJonathan I. LevyPamela H. TemplerJacqueline AshmoreLuis CarvalhoNathan PhillipsM. Patricia Fabian

garden installationrenewable energyurban climateventilationventilation upgradeenergy conversionenvironmental scienceenergy efficiencyfinancial benefitsindoor airthermal comfortsustainable developmentsustainability scienceenvironmental engineeringclimate change mitigationthermal engineeringsustainable energy technologiesurban heat mitigationsustainable energypublic healthurban environmentssustainable design

Rebuttal to the Correspondence on Home is Where the Pipeline Ends: Characterization of Volatile Organic Compounds Present in Natural Gas at the Point of the Residential End User. Environmental Science & Technology (2023)

Drew R. MichanowiczArchana DayaluCurtis L. NordgaardJonathan J. BuonocoreMolly W. FairchildRobert AckleyJessica E. SchiffAbbie LiuNathan G. PhillipsAudrey SchulmanZeyneb MagaviJohn D. Spengler

environmental engineeringenvironmental sciencetechnologyenvironmental researchvolatile organic compoundsenvironmental chemistrynatural gasair pollutionresidential end user

Enhancing Crop Growth in Rooftop Farms by Repurposing Co2 From Human Respiration Inside Buildings. Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems (2022)

Sarabeth BuckleyRebecca SparksElizabeth CowderyFinn StirlingJane MarschingNathan Phillips

environmental engineeringchemical engineeringfood sustainabilityregenerative agricultureagricultural economicshuman respirationbioresource technologyenvironmental technologycrop growthsustainable agriculturerooftop farmssustainable development

Home is Where the Pipeline Ends: Characterization of Volatile Organic Compounds Present in Natural Gas at the Point of the Residential End User. Environmental Science & Technology (2022)

Drew R. MichanowiczArchana DayaluCurtis L. NordgaardJonathan J. BuonocoreMolly W. FairchildRobert AckleyJessica E. SchiffAbbie LiuNathan G. PhillipsAudrey SchulmanZeyneb MagaviJohn D. Spengler

indoor air qualityenvironmental engineeringenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchaerosol sciencevolatile organic compoundsenvironmental chemistryenvironmental pollutionnatural gasair pollutionchemical pollutantsresidential end userchemistry

Modeling Energy and Exposure Benefits Through Integrated Ventilation Upgrades and Rooftop Gardens in a High School in Boston, Ma. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2022)

Catherine ConnollySarabeth BuckleyPamela TemplerJacqueline AshmoreLuis CarvalhoNathan PhillipsJonathan LevyM. Patricia Fabian

built environmenturban designenvironmental engineeringurban energyengineeringurban air qualityenvironmental healthventilation upgradesventilationurban greeninghigh schoolenergy optimizationthermal engineeringpublic healthenergy modelingexposure benefitsenvironmental modellingenergy management

The Boswash Infrastructure Biome and Energy System Succession. Infrastructures (2022)

Jessica WrightRobert AckleySucharita GopalNathan Phillips

boswash infrastructure biomeenvironmental engineeringengineeringenergy system successioninfrastructure engineeringsystems engineeringconstruction engineering

Repurposing Co2 From Human Respiration Inside Buildings to Enhance Growth in Rooftop Gardens. Research Square (Research Square) (2021)

Sarabeth BuckleyRebecca SparksJane MarschingNathan Phillips

environmental engineeringarchitecturetechnologywater qualityhuman respirationplant physiologygreen growth

An Enhanced Procedure for Urban Mobile Methane Leak Detection. Heliyon (2020)

Tim KeyesGale RidgeMartha KleinNathan PhillipsRobert AckleyYufeng Yang

environmental engineeringengineeringenvironmental monitoringpublic healthenhanced procedure

Growing‐Season Warming and Winter Soil Freeze/Thaw Cycles Increase Transpiration in a Northern Hardwood Forest. Ecology (2020)

Jamie L. HarrisonRebecca Sanders‐DeMottAndrew B. ReinmannPatrick O. SorensenNathan G. PhillipsPamela H. Templer

tree physiologyforest ecologyforest ecosystemsplant scienceenvironmental scienceecologyforestryfreeze-thaw cyclingterrestrial ecologylandscape ecologynorthern hardwood forestagricultural economicsglobal ecologyclimatologyclimate changearid environmentsgrowing-season warming

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Nathan Phillips

Professor

Boston University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Earth & Environment

Nathan Phillips is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Boston University.

Honors

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Boston University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Simple Method to Measure Methane Emissions From Indoor Gas Leaks. PLoS ONE (2023)

Dominic NicholasRobert AckleyNathan G. Phillips

indoor air qualityglobal monitoringenvironmental engineeringenvironmental scienceaerosol scienceindoor gas leakssimple methodpublic healthmethane emissions

Sarabeth BuckleyCatherine L. ConnollyJonathan I. LevyPamela H. TemplerJacqueline AshmoreLuis CarvalhoNathan PhillipsM. Patricia Fabian

Drew R. MichanowiczArchana DayaluCurtis L. NordgaardJonathan J. BuonocoreMolly W. FairchildRobert AckleyJessica E. SchiffAbbie LiuNathan G. PhillipsAudrey SchulmanZeyneb MagaviJohn D. Spengler

environmental engineeringenvironmental sciencetechnologyenvironmental researchvolatile organic compoundsenvironmental chemistrynatural gasair pollutionresidential end user

Enhancing Crop Growth in Rooftop Farms by Repurposing Co2 From Human Respiration Inside Buildings. Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems (2022)

Sarabeth BuckleyRebecca SparksElizabeth CowderyFinn StirlingJane MarschingNathan Phillips

Home is Where the Pipeline Ends: Characterization of Volatile Organic Compounds Present in Natural Gas at the Point of the Residential End User. Environmental Science & Technology (2022)

Drew R. MichanowiczArchana DayaluCurtis L. NordgaardJonathan J. BuonocoreMolly W. FairchildRobert AckleyJessica E. SchiffAbbie LiuNathan G. PhillipsAudrey SchulmanZeyneb MagaviJohn D. Spengler

Modeling Energy and Exposure Benefits Through Integrated Ventilation Upgrades and Rooftop Gardens in a High School in Boston, Ma. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2022)

Catherine ConnollySarabeth BuckleyPamela TemplerJacqueline AshmoreLuis CarvalhoNathan PhillipsJonathan LevyM. Patricia Fabian

The Boswash Infrastructure Biome and Energy System Succession. Infrastructures (2022)

Jessica WrightRobert AckleySucharita GopalNathan Phillips

boswash infrastructure biomeenvironmental engineeringengineeringenergy system successioninfrastructure engineeringsystems engineeringconstruction engineering

Repurposing Co2 From Human Respiration Inside Buildings to Enhance Growth in Rooftop Gardens. Research Square (Research Square) (2021)

Sarabeth BuckleyRebecca SparksJane MarschingNathan Phillips

environmental engineeringarchitecturetechnologywater qualityhuman respirationplant physiologygreen growth

An Enhanced Procedure for Urban Mobile Methane Leak Detection. Heliyon (2020)

Tim KeyesGale RidgeMartha KleinNathan PhillipsRobert AckleyYufeng Yang

environmental engineeringengineeringenvironmental monitoringpublic healthenhanced procedure

Growing‐Season Warming and Winter Soil Freeze/Thaw Cycles Increase Transpiration in a Northern Hardwood Forest. Ecology (2020)

Jamie L. HarrisonRebecca Sanders‐DeMottAndrew B. ReinmannPatrick O. SorensenNathan G. PhillipsPamela H. Templer

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