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Jay Noller
- Applications of predictive mapping techniques in the survey of soil, geomorphological, and ecological units across forests, farms and rangelands in Oregon, the Pacific Northwest, and elsewhere;
- Theory and practice of visual and installation art as research tool in Earth sciences;
- Bringing sustainability science to cemeteries through research;
- Systems of ancient agriculture; and
- Impacts of earthquakes on natural and cultural systems.

Academic Wage Appt - Salaried
jay.noller [at] oregonstate.edu
Office: 541-737-9119
jay.noller [at] oregonstate.edu
Office: 541-737-9119
Strand Agriculture Hall
Strand Agriculture Hall 258
170 SW Waldo Place
170 SW Waldo Place
Corvallis, OR 97331
USA's Hemp Research Leader
Art Science
Soil Science - Soil Geomorphology
Archaeological Agriculture
Earthquake Geology
Archaeological Agriculture
Earthquake Geology
Jay and his research groups over the past forty years have studied
Current Project:
Building a global vision for a hemp-based living carbon economy, including pharma-chemical hemp, grain hemp and (especially) fiber hemp.
I am no longer taking on new graduate students