Janice Ann Lake

Independent Research Fellow
Animal and Plant Sciences
University of Sheffield
United Kingdom

Academician Plant Sciences
Biography

Independent Research Fellow: P3 & Energy 2050, Animal and Plant Sciences, University of Sheffield (2014-present) Senior Research Fellow & Co-investigator, Agricultural and Environmental Science, University of Nottingham (2008-2014) Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Research Fellow, Animal and Plant Sciences, University of Sheffield (2004-2008) Research Associate, Animal and Plant Sciences, University of Sheffield (2002-2004) PhD, Animal and Plant Sciences, University of Sheffield (1996-2002) BSc (1st Class Hons) Plant Sciences, University of Liverpool (1996)

Research Intrest

My research is primarily focused on plant physiological responses to atmospheric carbon dioxide: impacts on plant processes (productivity, anatomy and biochemistry, disease, soil processes). More recently I have engaged in applied research on climate change mitigation: Carbon Capture Storage and Transport (CCS) effects on vegetation and the soil environment as well as research into low carbon solutions for industry: biomass substitute for fossil fuels in the steel industry. I work closely with industry to effect best practice as we move towards mitigating effects of climate change.

List of Publications
Smith KL, Lake JA, Steven MD, Lomax BH. Effects of elevated soil CO 2 concentration on growth and competition in a grass-clover mix. International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control. 2016 May 31.
Smith KL, Lake JA, Steven MD, Lomax BH. Effects of elevated soil CO 2 concentration on growth and competition in a grass-clover mix. International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control. 2016 May 31.
Lake JA, Johnson I, Cameron DD. Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) pipeline operating temperature effects on UK soils: The first empirical data. International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control. 2016 Oct 31;53:11-7.
Caldera HI, De Costa WA, Woodward FI, Lake JA, Ranwala SM. Effects of elevated carbon dioxide on stomatal characteristics and carbon isotope ratio of Arabidopsis thaliana ecotypes originating from an altitudinal gradient. Physiologia plantarum. 2017 Jan 1;159(1):74-92.
Lake JA, Walker HJ, Cameron DD, Lomax BH. A novel root‐to‐shoot stomatal response to very high CO2 levels in the soil: electrical, hydraulic and biochemical signalling. Physiologia plantarum. 2017 Apr 1;159(4):433-44.