1st year PhD student
Terrer Lab
Trevor is an MIT Presidential Fellow in Dr. César Terrer’s lab. He graduated from Stanford University with a Bachelor of Science with Honors in Earth Systems and a Notation with Distinction in Science Communication. His research centers around the impact of global change on terrestrial ecosystems, and leverages machine learning, remote sensing, and data assimilation to address fundamental uncertainties in the carbon cycle. Currently, he is focused on the role of nutrient availability in constraining the land carbon sink.
Trevor has experience publishing scientific manuscripts, delivering research talks, giving poster presentations, and engaging with public-facing science communication.
You can make an appointment with Trevor using our online scheduler, or contact him at: tcambron@mit.edu.