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Hire Dr. Drew Scott

USD 35 per hour

United States

Ecologist; Biostatistician; R Expert

Summary

My research interests include soil carbon and nitrogen biogeochemistry, grassland restoration, and plant-soil-microbe interactions. I am available for biostatistics consulting. I am well versed in linear mixed models, generalized additive models, structural equation modeling, PERMANOVA, constrained and unconstrained ordinations, and model-based community analyses. I can also help with experimental design and paper editing.

Subject Matter Expertise

• Biology
• Probability & Statistics
• Biostatistics
• Soil Sciences
• Biogeochemistry
• Ecological Restoration
• Botany
• Carbon

Services

• Writing
• Scientific consulting
• Data Science
• Secondary Research
• Clinical Research Consulting
• Statistical review
• Experiment design
• Editing
• Literature search

Scientific consulting Technical review of journal article, Journal Selection

Data Science Data visualization, Algorithm writing, Analytical report, Analysis from dataset, Machine learning, Quantitative analysis

Editing Content editing

Statistical review Verify statistical analysis, Conduct simple analysis, Conduct complex analyses, Recommend suitable tests

Work Experience

• Plant and Soil Ecologist

  Southern Illinois University

  April 2019 - Present

• Graduate Assistant (Plant Biology)

  Southern Illinois University

  May 2013 - April 2019

Education

• PhD (Plant Biology)

  Southern Illinois University Carbondale

  August 2015 - May 2019

• MS (Plant Biology)

  Southern Illinois University Carbondale

  May 2013 - August 2015

• BS (Biology (Environmental Science))

  University of Indianapolis

  August 2009 - May 2013

Publications

JOURNAL_ARTICLE
• {"ProfilePublicationId":70931,"Type":"JOURNAL_ARTICLE","Citation":"","JournalTitle":"Soil Science Society of America Journal","Title":"Recovery and Relative Influence of Root, Microbial, and Structural Properties of Soil on Physically Sequestered Carbon Stocks in Restored Grassland","CitationType":"","DOI":"","Date":"2017-02-00","Url":"","PublicationContributors":null,"ContributorNames":"","TotalNumberOfPublications":0}
• {"ProfilePublicationId":70932,"Type":"JOURNAL_ARTICLE","Citation":"","JournalTitle":"Plant Ecology","Title":"Degraded soil increases the performance of a dominant grass, Andropogon gerardii (Big bluestem)","CitationType":"","DOI":"","Date":"2018-05-00","Url":"","PublicationContributors":null,"ContributorNames":"","TotalNumberOfPublications":0}
• {"ProfilePublicationId":70933,"Type":"JOURNAL_ARTICLE","Citation":"","JournalTitle":"Oikos","Title":"Diversity patterns from sequentially restored grasslands support the ‘environmental heterogeneity hypothesis’","CitationType":"","DOI":"10.1111/oik.05877","Date":"2019-04-04","Url":"http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/oik.05877","PublicationContributors":null,"ContributorNames":"","TotalNumberOfPublications":0}
• {"ProfilePublicationId":70934,"Type":"JOURNAL_ARTICLE","Citation":"","JournalTitle":"Proceedings of The National Conference On Undergraduate Research ","Title":"Assessing the Hydrology of Indianapolis Rain Gardens","CitationType":"","DOI":"","Date":"2013-04-00","Url":"","PublicationContributors":null,"ContributorNames":"","TotalNumberOfPublications":0}