I consider myself a biogeochemist with specialties in light and non-traditional (metal) isotope geochemistry. I am interested in how microbes leave their isotopic fingerprint in the sedimentary system.

• Ph D in Geological Sciences, University of Rochester (2004)
• MS in Geological Sciences, University of Rochester (2001)
• Agriculture, University of the South Pacific, School of Agriculture (1996)
• BS in Geology, SUNY Oswego (1995)

• Potential Bioavailability of Crystallization Water in Sulfate Minerals Under Water-Restricted ConditionsÑA Case Study of Gypsum Interdunes in the Tularosa Basin, New Mexico Brines in the Solar System: Modern Brines 2614 (2021), Jie (Gail) Xu, BN Lajoie, Benjamin Brunner, H Afrin, Richard P. Langford, O Fernandez Delgado, E Cantando, Gail Arnold.
• Potential Bioavailability of Crystallization Water in Sulfate Minerals Under Water-Restricted ConditionsÑA Case Study of Gypsum Interdunes in the Tularosa Basin, New Mexico Brines in the Solar System: Modern Brines 2614 (2021), Jie (Gail) Xu, BN Lajoie, Benjamin Brunner, H Afrin, Richard P. Langford, O Fernandez Delgado, E Cantando, Gail Arnold.

• Potential Bioavailability of Crystallization Water in Sulfate Minerals Under Water-Restricted Conditions — A Case Study of Gypsum Interdunes in the Tularosa Basin, New Mexico (2021), Volume Virtual, Jie Xu, Brandon N. Lajoie, Benjamin Brunner, Afrin H, Rip Langford, Fernandez-Delgado O, Cantando E, L. Arnold.

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