Carrlet Elizabeth Stokes

Dr. Carrlet Elizabeth Stokes is an Associate Professor at Mississippi State University, affiliated with the Forest Products Laboratory and Forest and Wildlife Research Center. Her research bridges environmental science, wood technology, and microbiology, focusing on sustainable solutions for wood preservation and ecosystem health.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Forest Resources, Mississippi State University
• B.S. in Biology, Mississippi University for Women

Research Focus: Her work explores biocontrol agents for fungicides, remediation of chemical contaminants, development of biocomposites, and eco-friendly wood treatments. She investigates microbial communities in forest ecosystems and agricultural applications, emphasizing sustainability and material innovation.

Publication Trends: Recent articles (2021–2024) highlight her focus on wood durability, fungal ecology, and environmental remediation. Key themes include cross-laminated timber performance, fungal community dynamics, and sustainable biomaterials, often incorporating advanced modeling techniques for environmental solutions.

Awards & Honors:

• Rosalind and Rodney Foil Teamwork Award (DAFVM)
• Education Policy Fellow (Institute for Educational Leadership)
• Faculty Leadership Development Program (MSU Office of Research)

Advising & Collaboration: She mentors graduate students in wood science and environmental microbiology. Her lab collaborates extensively on projects involving forest conservation, bioremediation, and material innovation, contributing to interdisciplinary teams at the Forest and Wildlife Research Center.