Manoj Shukla
Oregon State University, New Mexico State University, The Ohio State University
0000-0002-3336-0040
About
I currently serve as the Department Head of Crop and Soil Sciences and a Professor of Soil Physics at OSU. I am a Fellow of the Soil Science Society of America and a recipient of the Outstanding Career Award from NMSU. Additionally, I have received Patricia Christmore and NACTA teaching awards. I earned my PhD from the University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences in Vienna, in collaboration with UC Davis. Over the past 20 years, I have mentored several international visiting scientists, five postdoctoral researchers, more than 36 graduate students as Chair of the Graduate Committee, 40 additional students as a committee member, and 80 undergraduate students. I have also secured approximately $20 million in extramural funding from various sources. Throughout my career, I have traveled extensively and served as a visiting professor in China, India, Mexico, and the Netherlands. In addition, I have coauthored four books and approximately 180 refereed journal articles.
Employment
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Oregon State University Department Head2024 - Present
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New Mexico State University Professor2005 - 2024
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The Ohio State University Research Scientist2002 - 2005
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Publications (14)
- A Unified Physically Based Model to Simulate Water and Carbohydrates Allocation Along the Soil‐Fruit Axis Save
- A criterion to reduce chamber method uncertainty when measuring plant transpired vapor isotopes Save
- Quadratic relationships between the evaporation loss fraction and the root water uptake ratio in a wheat-maize rotation system Save
- Intermittent and Transient River‐Groundwater Transitions From Disconnection to Connection Save
- Determination of Crop Coefficients for Flood-Irrigated Winter Wheat in Southern New Mexico Using Three ETo Estimation Methods Save
- Determination of Crop Coefficients for Flood-Irrigated Winter Wheat in Southern New Mexico Using Three Contrasting ETo Estimation Methods Save
- Combined effects of rainfall‐runoff events and antecedent soil moisture on runoff generation processes in an upland forested headwater area Save
- Spatiotemporal Variation of Fractional Vegetation Cover and Its Response to Climate Change and Topography Characteristics in Shaanxi Province, China Save
- The Effects of Brackish Irrigation on Soil Ion Accumulation and Growth of Atriplex Species Save
- Fuzzy K-Means and Principal Component Analysis for Classifying Soil Properties for Efficient Farm Management and Maintaining Soil Health Save