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Education
Ph.D. Coastal Oceanography. May 2002. Stony Brook University, Marine Sciences Research Center, Stony Brook, NY. Dissertation: The Role of Biogenic Carbonate and Silicate in the Preservation of Organic Matter.

M.S. Marine Environmental Science. January 1998.
Stony Brook University, Marine Sciences Research Center, Stony Brook, NY.

B.A.      Chemistry (minor in Biochemistry). May 1992.
Reed College, Portland, OR.

Professional Experience

Assistant Professor, School of Oceanography, University of Washington. September, 2004 - Present.

Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Harvard University. January 2003-July 2004.

Postdoctoral Research Scientist, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University. Associate, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Harvard University, July, 2002 – Dec. 2002.

Graduate Research Assistant, Stony Brook University, MSRC. 1996-2002.

Research Staff Assistant, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University 1992-1995.
Supervisors: Drs. James K. Bishop (1992-1995) and Robert Anderson (1995).

Research Assistant, Reed College. Supervisor: Arthur Glasfeld, Summer 1991.

Fellowships Hess Postdoctoral Fellowship (declined). Princeton University. Department of Geosciences. March 2002.

Research Interests
•      Intact polar lipid analysis for microbial fingerprinting.

•      Biomarkers for bacterial and archaeal ammonia oxidation.

•      Bacterial and archaeal biomarkers as tracers for terrestrial organic matter.

•      Archaeal lipids as paleotemperature proxies.

•      Development of Archaeal lipids as paleotemperature proxies in cold environments.

•      Archaeal lipids in hot springs and hydrothermal environments.

•      Archaeal lipids in cultured isolates, including thermophiles.

•      Characterization of diatom-bound organic compounds using mass spectrometry and NMR.

•      Protection of organic matter by biominerals in the water column and sediment.

•      Paleoceanographic investigations of mineral-bound organic matter.

•      LC-MS methods for isolating individual compounds for isotopic (14/12C, 13/12C, 15/14N) analysis:

o      Radiocarbon dating intact polar lipid biomarkers in water column particulate matter and sediments to investigate the role of marine Archaea and Bacteria in the cycling of carbon and nitrogen in the marine environment.

o      Radiocarbon analysis of individual organic compounds in diatom frustules to determine sediment age and depositional history.

o      Development of new LC-MS methods for purification of compounds for compound-specific radiocarbon analysis – lignin phenols, mycosporine-like amino acids and fatty acids.

Invited Seminars
Oregon Graduate Institute CMOP Distinguished Lecture Series. Beaverton, OR. December 6, 2007. Terrestrial organic carbon in the sea: A multi-proxy investigation.

University of California Santa Cruz, Ocean Sciences Department Seminar, October 18, 2006. Membrane lipids of planktonic archaea: from metabolic pathways to biogeochemistry.

University of Washington, School of Oceanography, Bio Lunch Seminar. May 16, 2006. Quantifying archaeal community autotrophy using natural radiocarbon.

Stanford University, Oceans Seminar, March 14, 2006, Understanding microbial metabolisms in the mesopelagic ocean using natural radiocarbon.

University of Washington, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stahl Lab, October 7, 2005. Quantifying Archaeal Autotrophy in the Mesopelagic Ocean Using Natural Radiocarbon.

Oregon State University, School of Oceanography, November 11, 2004, Diatom Frustule-Bound Organic Matter as a Paleoproxy: Progress and Pitfalls.

Harvard University, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences. February 22, 2003, Earth and Planetary Sciences Day. Applications of LC-MS in Compound-Specific Radiocarbon Studies of the Marine Carbon Cycle.

Symposium on Biogeochemical Cycles. August 28, 2003. Friday Harbor Laboratory, Washington. A tribute to Prof. John I. Hedges. Invited speaker. Biomineral-Bound Organic Matter: From Carbon Preservation to Paleoceanography.

University of Washington, School of Oceanography. Chemical Oceanography, June 5, 2003. Applications of Preparative LC-MS in Compound-Specific Isotope Studies: Diatoms and Archaea.

University of Washington, School of Oceanography. Departmental Seminar, June 4, 2003. Selective Preservation and Paleoceanographic Potential of Biomineral-Bound Biomarkers.

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Department of Chemistry and Geochemistry. March 18, 2003. Diatom-Bound Organic Matter: From Carbon Preservation to Paleoceanography.

Princeton University, Department of Geosciences. February 2002. The Role of Biominerals in the Preservation of Organic Carbon.

Presentations
Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2008. Holderness NH. Poster: The living fraction of marine and terrestrial glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraethers. Ingalls AE and Huguet C.

Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2006. Holderness NH. Poster: Quantifying archaeal autotrophy in the mesopelagic ocean using natural radiocarbon. Ingalls AE, Shah S, Hansman RL, Aluwihare LI, Santos GM, Druffel ERM, Pearson A

AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, February, 2006, Honolulu, HI. Talk: Quantifying archaeal autotrophy in the mesopelagic ocean using natural radiocarbon. Ingalls AE, Shah S, Hansman RL, Aluwihare LI, Santos GM, Druffel ERM, Pearson A.

AMS-10, September 2005, University of California, Berkeley, CA. Talk: A compound-specific approach to dating the organic template of sedimentary diatom frustules. Ingalls AE, Pearson A, Anderson RF, Guilderson T.

Gordon Research Conference. Chemical Oceanography August, 2005. Tilton, NH. Poster: Archaeal metabolisms in the "Twilight Zone." Ingalls AE, Pearson A., Shah, S, Hansman RI, Aluwihare, LI, Santos GM, Griffin S, and Druffel ERM.

Gordon Research Conference. Chemical Oceanography August, 2003. Tilton, NH. Poster: Characterizing and Radiocarbon dating Diatom-Bound Organic Matter. Ingalls AE, Anderson RF, Pearson A.

JGOFS Open Science Meeting. May 2003. National Academy of Sciences. Washington DC. Poster Session Chair. Poster presenter. Awarded travel expenses.

AGU/EGS/EUG Joint Assembly. April 2003. Nice, France. Poster: Prospects for radiocarbon dating diatom-bound organic compounds. Ingalls AE, Anderson RF, Pearson A, Lee C.

AGU/ASLO. February 2002. Honolulu, HI. Poster: Organic Matter Fluxes and Preservation in the Southern Ocean: Role of Diatoms. Ingalls AE, Lee C, Hedges JI & Wakeham SG.

Gordon Research Conference. Chemical Oceanography. August, 2001. Tilton School, Tilton, NH. Poster: The Role of Biominerals in the Sinking Flux and Preservation of Amino Acids in the Southern Ocean along 170°W. Ingalls AE, Lee C, Hedges JI & Wakeham SG.

Gordon Research Conference. Organic Geochemistry. August, 2000. Holderness School, Plymouth, NH. Poster: Organic Carbon Preservation in the Southern Ocean. Ingalls AE, Lee C, Hedges JI & Wakeham SG.

AGU/ASLO. February, 2000. San Antonio, TX. Talk: Organic Carbon Preservation in Southern Ocean Sediments. Ingalls AE, Lee C, Aller RC, Hedges JI, & Wakeham SG.

Gordon Research Conference. Chemical Oceanography. August, 1999. Kimbel Union Academy, Meriden, NH. Poster: The Role of Biogenic Minerals in Organic Carbon Preservation. Ingalls AE, Lee C, Aller RC, Wakeham SG & Hedges JI.

ASLO Spring Meeting. February, 1999. Santa Fe, NM. Poster: Organic Carbon in Coral and Carbonate Sediments. Ingalls AE, Lee C & Aller RC.

AGU/ASLO. February, 1998. San Diego, CA. Poster: The Influence of Macrofauna on Chlorophyll-a Degradation in Coastal Marine Sediments. Ingalls AE, Aller RC, Lee C & Sun M-Y.

Chesapeake Region Association of Biogeochemists, Third Annual Meeting. May, 1996. UVA, Charlottesville, VA. Talk: Particle Mixing Coefficients and Chlorophyll-a in the Cape Hatteras Shelf Break. Ingalls AE, Lee C & Aller RC.

Other Presentations (presenter's name is underlined)

Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2008. Holderness NH. Poster: 14C and 13C characteristics of suspended populations in an oligotrophic water column. Close H Druffel ERM, Eglinton TI, Dos Santos G, Ingalls AE and Pearson A.

Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2008. Holderness NH. Poster: Analytical window of opportunity. Huguet C and Ingalls AE.

Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2008. Holderness NH. Poster: Multi-proxy evidence for recent changes in the input of terrestrial organic matter to an anoxic fjord: Tofino Inlet, Vancouver, BC. McDuffee K and Ingalls AE and Keil RG.

10th International Symposium on Antarctic Earth Sciences. UC Santa Barbara. August 2007. Orbital and atmospheric forcing of western Antarctic Peninsula climate in the Holocene: The TEX86 paleotemperature record of Palmer Deep. Shevenell AE, Ingalls AE and Domack EW.

ALSO Aquatic Sciences Meeting. Santa Fe, NM, February 2007. Talk. Estimating the importance of terrestrial inputs to lake ecosystems in southwest Alaska using the BIT index and lignin phenols. S. Alin, S.R., Schindler, D.E., Ingalls, A.E.

AGU Fall Meeting, December 2006. San Francisco, CA. Invited Talk: Atmospheric forcing of Holocene climate variability along the western Antarctic Peninsula: Novel insights from the TEX86 paleotemperature record of Palmer Deep. Shevenell AE, Ingalls AE, Domack EW, Emerson SR. EOS Trans., AGU, 87 (47), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract PP02-0648AGU

Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2006. Holderness NH. Poster: Microbial membrane lipids as tracers for terrestrial organic carbon in coastal sediments. Walsh EM, Ingalls AE, Keil RG, dos Santos GM, Druffel RM.

WPGM Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Geomicrobiological Processes in Extreme Environments. July, 2006. Beijing China. Lipid biomarker evidence of microbially mediated methane and non-methane hydrocarbon oxidation in the Gulf of Mexico. Pi Y, Pancost R, Ingalls AE, Pearson A, Zhang C.

ASM American Society for Microbiology Annual, Meeting May 2006 Orlando, FL. Hydrocarbon effects on the distribution of archaeal lipids in the Gulf of Mexico: Implications for deep-subsurface supported microbial populations. Pi Y, Pancost R, Ingalls AE, Pearson A, Zhang C.

AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, February, 2006, Honolulu, HI. Talk: Testing the BIT index: Spatial and Temporal Variability in Sources of Organic Carbon to Vancouver Island Margin Sediments as Evidenced by Ether Lipids from Bacterial and Archaeal Membranes. Walsh EM, Ingalls AE, Keil RG. (Best student paper award).

AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, February, 2006, Honolulu, HI. Poster. Repeat Hydrographic and Sediment Surveys in Barkley, Clayoquot and Nootka Sounds (British Columbia, Canada) between 2000-2005. Greengrove C, Keil R, Chin-Leo G, Logsdon M, Ingalls AE, Nuwer J, Walsh E, Delwiche L Evans C.

AMS-10, September 2005, University of California, Berkeley, CA. Exploring the minimum sample size limit for CSRA: lessons from the water column. Pearson A, Ingalls AE, Shah SR, Hansman RL, Aluwihare LI, dos Santos G, Druffel ERM.

ASLO Summer Meeting, June 2005. Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Metabolic capabilities of prokaryotes in the deep ocean. Hansman RI, Aluwihare LI, Pearson A, Shah, S Ingalls, AE.
Goldschmidt Conference, May, 2005. Moscow Idaho. Metabolic capabilities of prokaryotes in the deep ocean. Hansman RI, Aluwihare LI, Pearson A, Shah, S Ingalls, AE.

Publications

In prep
Ingalls, Wakeham, Bianchi, Canuel. Assessing the BIT index as a tracer of terrestrial carbon input to the Gulf of Mexico. In prep.

Ingalls, Wakeham, Bianchi, Canuel. Assessing the BIT index as a tracer of terrestrial carbon in put to the Black Sea. In prep.

Ingalls, delaTorre, Walker, Stahl. Distribution of archaeal lipids and amoA genes in Yellowstone National Park.

Ingalls AE, Walsh E and Whitehead KI. Tinted windows: the presence and identification of the UV-absorbing compounds, mycosporine-like amino acids, in the frustules of marine diatoms. In prep.

Shevenell A, Domac E, Ingalls AE. Orbital and atmospheric forcing of western Antarctic Peninsula climate during the Holocene: The Tex86 temperature record of Palmer Deep.

Published
de la Torre JR, Walker CB, Ingalls AE, Könneke M, Stahl DA. 2008. Cultivation of a thermophilic ammonia oxidizing archaeon synthesizing crenarchaeol. Environmental Microbiology. doi 10.1111/j1462-2920.

Walsh E. Ingalls AE, Keil R. 2008. Sources and Transport of Terrestrial Organic Matter in Vancouver Island Fjords and the Vancouver- Washington Margin: A multiproxy approach using ?13Corg, lignin phenols and the ether lipid BIT Index. Limnology and Oceanography. 53(3) 1054-1063.

Shevenell, A.E., Ingalls, A.E., and E.W. Domack, 2007. Orbital and atmospheric forcing of western Antarctic Peninsula climate in the Holocene: The TEX86 paleotemperature record of Palmer Deep. Changing World-Online Proceedings of the 10th ISAES X, A.K. Cooper and C.R. Raymond et al., eds., USGS Open-File Report, p. 131-4p, vol. 1047.

Ingalls AE, Liu ZF and Lee C. 2006. Seasonal and latitudinal trends in source and diagenesis of sinking particles in the Pacific sector of the Southern Ocean: insights from amino acids, pigments and diatom-bound organic matter. Deep-Sea Research I.

Ingalls AE, Shah S, Hansman RL, Aluwihare LI, Santos GM, Druffel ERM, Pearson A. 2006. Quantifying archaeal community autotrophy in the mesopelagic ocean using natural radiocarbon. 103: 6442-6447. PNAS.

Ingalls AE, Anderson RF, Pearson A, 2004. Compound-specific radiocarbon dating of diatom-bound organic compounds. Marine Chemistry. 92: 91-105.

Ingalls AE, Lee C and Aller RC. 2004. Organic matter diagenesis in shallow water carbonate sediments. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta. 68: 4363-4379.

Pearson A., Huang Z., Ingalls A. E., Romanek C., Wiegel J. Freeman K. H., Smittenberg R. H. and Zhang C.L. 2004. Non-marine crenarchaeol in Nevada hot springs, Applied and Environmental Microbiology. 70: 9, 5229-5237.

Ingalls AE, Lee C and Druffel ERM. 2003. Organic matter preservation in the skeletons of two mound-forming corals. Geochimica Cosmochimica et Acta. 67: 4, 2827-2841.

Ingalls AE, Lee C, Hedges JI and Wakeham SG. 2003. The role of biominerals in the sinking flux and preservation of amino acids in the Southern Ocean along 170°W. Deep-Sea Research II. 50:3-4, 709-734.

Ingalls AE, Aller RC, Lee C and Sun M-Y. 2000. The influence of macrofauna on chlorophyll-a degradation in coastal marine sediments. Journal of Marine Research 58:4, 631-651.

Invited publications
Ingalls AE and Pearson A. The Oceanography Society, Ten years of Compound-Specific Radiocarbon Analysis. Invited article, Oceanography. September, 2005, 12-25.

The Oceanography Society, contributor, Women in Oceanography Autobiographical Sketch in special issue of Oceanography. March 2005.

Teaching
University of Washington: Introduction to Ocean Lab (280), Spring 2008

University of Washington: Marine Organic Geochemistry (522), Winter, 2008.

University of Washington: Marine Organic Geochemistry (522), Spring, 2006.

University of Washington: Marine Chemistry (400), Winter, 2006.

University of Washington: Marine Organic Geochemistry (522), Spring, 2005.

Postdoctoral collaborators
Carme Huguet
Amelia Shevenell
Simone Alin

Graduate Students
Elizabeth Walsh – PhD candidate
Kelsey McDuffee –Masters candidate
Erin Ellis – PhD candidate

Undergraduate Students
Celia Kelly
Britta Voss
Laura Spencer Hollaway
Jennifer Mileli



	CV Education Ph.D. Coastal Oceanography. May 2002. Stony Brook University, Marine Sciences Research Center, Stony Brook, NY. Dissertation: The Role of Biogenic Carbonate and Silicate in the Preservation of Organic Matter. M.S. Marine Environmental Science. January 1998. Stony Brook University, Marine Sciences Research Center, Stony Brook, NY. B.A. Chemistry (minor in Biochemistry). May 1992. Reed College, Portland, OR. Professional Experience Assistant Professor, School of Oceanography, University of Washington. September, 2004 - Present. Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Harvard University. January 2003-July 2004. Postdoctoral Research Scientist, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University. Associate, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Harvard University, July, 2002 – Dec. 2002. Graduate Research Assistant, Stony Brook University, MSRC. 1996-2002. Research Staff Assistant, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University 1992-1995. Supervisors: Drs. James K. Bishop (1992-1995) and Robert Anderson (1995). Research Assistant, Reed College. Supervisor: Arthur Glasfeld, Summer 1991. Fellowships Hess Postdoctoral Fellowship (declined). Princeton University. Department of Geosciences. March 2002. Research Interests • Intact polar lipid analysis for microbial fingerprinting. • Biomarkers for bacterial and archaeal ammonia oxidation. • Bacterial and archaeal biomarkers as tracers for terrestrial organic matter. • Archaeal lipids as paleotemperature proxies. • Development of Archaeal lipids as paleotemperature proxies in cold environments. • Archaeal lipids in hot springs and hydrothermal environments. • Archaeal lipids in cultured isolates, including thermophiles. • Characterization of diatom-bound organic compounds using mass spectrometry and NMR. • Protection of organic matter by biominerals in the water column and sediment. • Paleoceanographic investigations of mineral-bound organic matter. • LC-MS methods for isolating individual compounds for isotopic (14/12C, 13/12C, 15/14N) analysis: o Radiocarbon dating intact polar lipid biomarkers in water column particulate matter and sediments to investigate the role of marine Archaea and Bacteria in the cycling of carbon and nitrogen in the marine environment. o Radiocarbon analysis of individual organic compounds in diatom frustules to determine sediment age and depositional history. o Development of new LC-MS methods for purification of compounds for compound-specific radiocarbon analysis – lignin phenols, mycosporine-like amino acids and fatty acids. Invited Seminars Oregon Graduate Institute CMOP Distinguished Lecture Series. Beaverton, OR. December 6, 2007. Terrestrial organic carbon in the sea: A multi-proxy investigation. University of California Santa Cruz, Ocean Sciences Department Seminar, October 18, 2006. Membrane lipids of planktonic archaea: from metabolic pathways to biogeochemistry. University of Washington, School of Oceanography, Bio Lunch Seminar. May 16, 2006. Quantifying archaeal community autotrophy using natural radiocarbon. Stanford University, Oceans Seminar, March 14, 2006, Understanding microbial metabolisms in the mesopelagic ocean using natural radiocarbon. University of Washington, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stahl Lab, October 7, 2005. Quantifying Archaeal Autotrophy in the Mesopelagic Ocean Using Natural Radiocarbon. Oregon State University, School of Oceanography, November 11, 2004, Diatom Frustule-Bound Organic Matter as a Paleoproxy: Progress and Pitfalls. Harvard University, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences. February 22, 2003, Earth and Planetary Sciences Day. Applications of LC-MS in Compound-Specific Radiocarbon Studies of the Marine Carbon Cycle. Symposium on Biogeochemical Cycles. August 28, 2003. Friday Harbor Laboratory, Washington. A tribute to Prof. John I. Hedges. Invited speaker. Biomineral-Bound Organic Matter: From Carbon Preservation to Paleoceanography. University of Washington, School of Oceanography. Chemical Oceanography, June 5, 2003. Applications of Preparative LC-MS in Compound-Specific Isotope Studies: Diatoms and Archaea. University of Washington, School of Oceanography. Departmental Seminar, June 4, 2003. Selective Preservation and Paleoceanographic Potential of Biomineral-Bound Biomarkers. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Department of Chemistry and Geochemistry. March 18, 2003. Diatom-Bound Organic Matter: From Carbon Preservation to Paleoceanography. Princeton University, Department of Geosciences. February 2002. The Role of Biominerals in the Preservation of Organic Carbon. Presentations Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2008. Holderness NH. Poster: The living fraction of marine and terrestrial glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraethers. Ingalls AE and Huguet C. Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2006. Holderness NH. Poster: Quantifying archaeal autotrophy in the mesopelagic ocean using natural radiocarbon. Ingalls AE, Shah S, Hansman RL, Aluwihare LI, Santos GM, Druffel ERM, Pearson A AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, February, 2006, Honolulu, HI. Talk: Quantifying archaeal autotrophy in the mesopelagic ocean using natural radiocarbon. Ingalls AE, Shah S, Hansman RL, Aluwihare LI, Santos GM, Druffel ERM, Pearson A. AMS-10, September 2005, University of California, Berkeley, CA. Talk: A compound-specific approach to dating the organic template of sedimentary diatom frustules. Ingalls AE, Pearson A, Anderson RF, Guilderson T. Gordon Research Conference. Chemical Oceanography August, 2005. Tilton, NH. Poster: Archaeal metabolisms in the "Twilight Zone." Ingalls AE, Pearson A., Shah, S, Hansman RI, Aluwihare, LI, Santos GM, Griffin S, and Druffel ERM. Gordon Research Conference. Chemical Oceanography August, 2003. Tilton, NH. Poster: Characterizing and Radiocarbon dating Diatom-Bound Organic Matter. Ingalls AE, Anderson RF, Pearson A. JGOFS Open Science Meeting. May 2003. National Academy of Sciences. Washington DC. Poster Session Chair. Poster presenter. Awarded travel expenses. AGU/EGS/EUG Joint Assembly. April 2003. Nice, France. Poster: Prospects for radiocarbon dating diatom-bound organic compounds. Ingalls AE, Anderson RF, Pearson A, Lee C. AGU/ASLO. February 2002. Honolulu, HI. Poster: Organic Matter Fluxes and Preservation in the Southern Ocean: Role of Diatoms. Ingalls AE, Lee C, Hedges JI & Wakeham SG. Gordon Research Conference. Chemical Oceanography. August, 2001. Tilton School, Tilton, NH. Poster: The Role of Biominerals in the Sinking Flux and Preservation of Amino Acids in the Southern Ocean along 170°W. Ingalls AE, Lee C, Hedges JI & Wakeham SG. Gordon Research Conference. Organic Geochemistry. August, 2000. Holderness School, Plymouth, NH. Poster: Organic Carbon Preservation in the Southern Ocean. Ingalls AE, Lee C, Hedges JI & Wakeham SG. AGU/ASLO. February, 2000. San Antonio, TX. Talk: Organic Carbon Preservation in Southern Ocean Sediments. Ingalls AE, Lee C, Aller RC, Hedges JI, & Wakeham SG. Gordon Research Conference. Chemical Oceanography. August, 1999. Kimbel Union Academy, Meriden, NH. Poster: The Role of Biogenic Minerals in Organic Carbon Preservation. Ingalls AE, Lee C, Aller RC, Wakeham SG & Hedges JI. ASLO Spring Meeting. February, 1999. Santa Fe, NM. Poster: Organic Carbon in Coral and Carbonate Sediments. Ingalls AE, Lee C & Aller RC. AGU/ASLO. February, 1998. San Diego, CA. Poster: The Influence of Macrofauna on Chlorophyll-a Degradation in Coastal Marine Sediments. Ingalls AE, Aller RC, Lee C & Sun M-Y. Chesapeake Region Association of Biogeochemists, Third Annual Meeting. May, 1996. UVA, Charlottesville, VA. Talk: Particle Mixing Coefficients and Chlorophyll-a in the Cape Hatteras Shelf Break. Ingalls AE, Lee C & Aller RC. Other Presentations (presenter's name is underlined) Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2008. Holderness NH. Poster: 14C and 13C characteristics of suspended populations in an oligotrophic water column. Close H Druffel ERM, Eglinton TI, Dos Santos G, Ingalls AE and Pearson A. Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2008. Holderness NH. Poster: Analytical window of opportunity. Huguet C and Ingalls AE. Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2008. Holderness NH. Poster: Multi-proxy evidence for recent changes in the input of terrestrial organic matter to an anoxic fjord: Tofino Inlet, Vancouver, BC. McDuffee K and Ingalls AE and Keil RG. 10th International Symposium on Antarctic Earth Sciences. UC Santa Barbara. August 2007. Orbital and atmospheric forcing of western Antarctic Peninsula climate in the Holocene: The TEX86 paleotemperature record of Palmer Deep. Shevenell AE, Ingalls AE and Domack EW. ALSO Aquatic Sciences Meeting. Santa Fe, NM, February 2007. Talk. Estimating the importance of terrestrial inputs to lake ecosystems in southwest Alaska using the BIT index and lignin phenols. S. Alin, S.R., Schindler, D.E., Ingalls, A.E. AGU Fall Meeting, December 2006. San Francisco, CA. Invited Talk: Atmospheric forcing of Holocene climate variability along the western Antarctic Peninsula: Novel insights from the TEX86 paleotemperature record of Palmer Deep. Shevenell AE, Ingalls AE, Domack EW, Emerson SR. EOS Trans., AGU, 87 (47), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract PP02-0648AGU Gordon Research Conference, Organic Geochemistry. August 2006. Holderness NH. Poster: Microbial membrane lipids as tracers for terrestrial organic carbon in coastal sediments. Walsh EM, Ingalls AE, Keil RG, dos Santos GM, Druffel RM. WPGM Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Geomicrobiological Processes in Extreme Environments. July, 2006. Beijing China. Lipid biomarker evidence of microbially mediated methane and non-methane hydrocarbon oxidation in the Gulf of Mexico. Pi Y, Pancost R, Ingalls AE, Pearson A, Zhang C. ASM American Society for Microbiology Annual, Meeting May 2006 Orlando, FL. Hydrocarbon effects on the distribution of archaeal lipids in the Gulf of Mexico: Implications for deep-subsurface supported microbial populations. Pi Y, Pancost R, Ingalls AE, Pearson A, Zhang C. AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, February, 2006, Honolulu, HI. Talk: Testing the BIT index: Spatial and Temporal Variability in Sources of Organic Carbon to Vancouver Island Margin Sediments as Evidenced by Ether Lipids from Bacterial and Archaeal Membranes. Walsh EM, Ingalls AE, Keil RG. (Best student paper award). AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, February, 2006, Honolulu, HI. Poster. Repeat Hydrographic and Sediment Surveys in Barkley, Clayoquot and Nootka Sounds (British Columbia, Canada) between 2000-2005. Greengrove C, Keil R, Chin-Leo G, Logsdon M, Ingalls AE, Nuwer J, Walsh E, Delwiche L Evans C. AMS-10, September 2005, University of California, Berkeley, CA. Exploring the minimum sample size limit for CSRA: lessons from the water column. Pearson A, Ingalls AE, Shah SR, Hansman RL, Aluwihare LI, dos Santos G, Druffel ERM. ASLO Summer Meeting, June 2005. Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Metabolic capabilities of prokaryotes in the deep ocean. Hansman RI, Aluwihare LI, Pearson A, Shah, S Ingalls, AE. Goldschmidt Conference, May, 2005. Moscow Idaho. Metabolic capabilities of prokaryotes in the deep ocean. Hansman RI, Aluwihare LI, Pearson A, Shah, S Ingalls, AE. Publications In prep Ingalls, Wakeham, Bianchi, Canuel. Assessing the BIT index as a tracer of terrestrial carbon input to the Gulf of Mexico. In prep. Ingalls, Wakeham, Bianchi, Canuel. Assessing the BIT index as a tracer of terrestrial carbon in put to the Black Sea. In prep. Ingalls, delaTorre, Walker, Stahl. Distribution of archaeal lipids and amoA genes in Yellowstone National Park. Ingalls AE, Walsh E and Whitehead KI. Tinted windows: the presence and identification of the UV-absorbing compounds, mycosporine-like amino acids, in the frustules of marine diatoms. In prep. Shevenell A, Domac E, Ingalls AE. Orbital and atmospheric forcing of western Antarctic Peninsula climate during the Holocene: The Tex86 temperature record of Palmer Deep. Published de la Torre JR, Walker CB, Ingalls AE, Könneke M, Stahl DA. 2008. Cultivation of a thermophilic ammonia oxidizing archaeon synthesizing crenarchaeol. Environmental Microbiology. doi 10.1111/j1462-2920. Walsh E. Ingalls AE, Keil R. 2008. Sources and Transport of Terrestrial Organic Matter in Vancouver Island Fjords and the Vancouver- Washington Margin: A multiproxy approach using ?13Corg, lignin phenols and the ether lipid BIT Index. Limnology and Oceanography. 53(3) 1054-1063. Shevenell, A.E., Ingalls, A.E., and E.W. Domack, 2007. Orbital and atmospheric forcing of western Antarctic Peninsula climate in the Holocene: The TEX86 paleotemperature record of Palmer Deep. Changing World-Online Proceedings of the 10th ISAES X, A.K. Cooper and C.R. Raymond et al., eds., USGS Open-File Report, p. 131-4p, vol. 1047. Ingalls AE, Liu ZF and Lee C. 2006. Seasonal and latitudinal trends in source and diagenesis of sinking particles in the Pacific sector of the Southern Ocean: insights from amino acids, pigments and diatom-bound organic matter. Deep-Sea Research I. Ingalls AE, Shah S, Hansman RL, Aluwihare LI, Santos GM, Druffel ERM, Pearson A. 2006. Quantifying archaeal community autotrophy in the mesopelagic ocean using natural radiocarbon. 103: 6442-6447. PNAS. Ingalls AE, Anderson RF, Pearson A, 2004. Compound-specific radiocarbon dating of diatom-bound organic compounds. Marine Chemistry. 92: 91-105. Ingalls AE, Lee C and Aller RC. 2004. Organic matter diagenesis in shallow water carbonate sediments. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta. 68: 4363-4379. Pearson A., Huang Z., Ingalls A. E., Romanek C., Wiegel J. Freeman K. H., Smittenberg R. H. and Zhang C.L. 2004. Non-marine crenarchaeol in Nevada hot springs, Applied and Environmental Microbiology. 70: 9, 5229-5237. Ingalls AE, Lee C and Druffel ERM. 2003. Organic matter preservation in the skeletons of two mound-forming corals. Geochimica Cosmochimica et Acta. 67: 4, 2827-2841. Ingalls AE, Lee C, Hedges JI and Wakeham SG. 2003. The role of biominerals in the sinking flux and preservation of amino acids in the Southern Ocean along 170°W. Deep-Sea Research II. 50:3-4, 709-734. Ingalls AE, Aller RC, Lee C and Sun M-Y. 2000. The influence of macrofauna on chlorophyll-a degradation in coastal marine sediments. Journal of Marine Research 58:4, 631-651. Invited publications Ingalls AE and Pearson A. The Oceanography Society, Ten years of Compound-Specific Radiocarbon Analysis. Invited article, Oceanography. September, 2005, 12-25. The Oceanography Society, contributor, Women in Oceanography Autobiographical Sketch in special issue of Oceanography. March 2005. Teaching University of Washington: Introduction to Ocean Lab (280), Spring 2008 University of Washington: Marine Organic Geochemistry (522), Winter, 2008. University of Washington: Marine Organic Geochemistry (522), Spring, 2006. University of Washington: Marine Chemistry (400), Winter, 2006. University of Washington: Marine Organic Geochemistry (522), Spring, 2005. Postdoctoral collaborators Carme Huguet Amelia Shevenell Simone Alin Graduate Students Elizabeth Walsh – PhD candidate Kelsey McDuffee –Masters candidate Erin Ellis – PhD candidate Undergraduate Students Celia Kelly Britta Voss Laura Spencer Hollaway Jennifer Mileli