Emily_Stamm

Emily Stamm, M.S. Student

emstamm@ttu.edu 

Emily Stamm is a graduate research assistant in the Department of Plant and Soil Science. Emily earned a B.A. and an M.A. from Texas Tech in Mathematics. Before joining the Urban Horticulture and Sustainability Lab, Emily taught high school mathematics here in Lubbock. Emily's hobbies include knitting, sewing, painting, cuddling with her cats and dogs, gardening, indoor gardening, and mycology. Emily is a member of the Begonia Society of America. Emily's research will be modeling chemical uptake in model plant systems in hydroponic production.

Presentations

Stamm, E., Williams, C., Coldren, C., and Simpson, C. Impacts of Carbamazepine Rates on Lettuce (Lactuca sativa var. capitata) Growth in Hydroponics Systems.  Southern Region American Society of Horticultural Sciences annual meeting. New Orleans, LA. February 11-13, 2022.

Stamm, E. Williams, C. Coldren, C. and Simpson, C. Impacts of Carbamazepine Rates on Lettuce (Lactuca sativa var. capitata) Growth in Hydroponics Systems. Lone Star Horticultural Forum. College Station, TX. January 10-12, 2022. (3rd place M.S. oral competition winner)