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Our field-based research focuses on the spatial and temporal scaling of hydrological and ecological processes across natural and disturbed watersheds and stream networks.
School Division
Earth & Climate SciencesEducation
- Ph.D., State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry (2002)
- M.S., State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry (1997)
- A.B., Gettysburg College (1993)
Websites
Recent Grants
- Macrosystems, Collaborative Research: Defining Stream Biomes Beyond the Steady State awarded by National Science Foundation
- Mountain top mining effects on watershed hydrology and biogeochemistry awarded by National Science Foundation
- Human and Natural Forcings of Critical Zone Dynamics and Evolution at the Calhoun Critical Zone Observatory awarded by National Science Foundation
- Soil Carbon Transformation in Heterogeneous Landscapes: Implications for Soil, Water and Air awarded by University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
- Transfer from MSU: Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Interpreting and Quantifying Emergent Catchment Hydrology Behavior awarded by National Science Foundation
Recent Publications
- Water Resources Research 57, no. 9 ( ):
- Environmental Research Letters 16, no. 7 ( ):
- Hydrological Processes 35, no. 5 ( ):
- Water Resources Research 54, no. 12 ( ): 9883 - 9900
- Water Resources Research 54, no. 10 ( ): 7960 - 7980