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Jesse Radolinski is an Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville whose research focuses on soil science and environmental processes. His work investigates the movement of solutes, water, and contaminants within soil systems, particularly in the context of agricultural and grassland environments. Radolinski has published research on preferential flow in soils, its impact on solute mobility, and the effectiveness of subsurface manure injection in reducing the transport of antibiotic resistance genes. He also studies the effects of environmental factors such as drought, warming temperatures, and elevated CO2 concentrations on grassland water use and plant root traits.

His methodological work includes developing frameworks for analyzing water in the Critical Zone and applying computational approaches like the Metropolis-Hastings Markov Chain Monte Carlo method to simulate soil water retention parameters. Radolinski's research contributes to understanding water dynamics, contaminant transport, and ecosystem responses to climate change and agricultural practices. He has a h-index of 8, with 35 total publications and 274 total citations.

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• h-index: 9
• Publications: 37
• Citations: 290