I am a research scientist at UC Berkeley and I study the biogeochemistry of carbon cycling in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.  I am particularly interested in understanding methane emissions from wetlands, lakes, and reservoirs, including their drivers and contributions to atmospheric methane.  I use a range of tools including eddy covariance, data synthesis, modeling, and sensor design/construction/deployment.

I am also the Deputy Director of the FLUXNET Community Council, an international group of scientists dedicated to supporting the FLUXNET community.  As Deputy Director I guide the efforts to advance education, data development, and community building.  This exciting work allows me to work with scientists from all over the world, and I appreciate the opportunity to contribute to this dynamic and engaging research community.

Outside of work you can find me spending time with family, running, cooking, and enjoying California's beautiful landscapes.

contact me at kdelwiche [at] berkeley [dot] edu

Flux tower work in the California Delta region.