Team Members
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Nate Jones (Lab PI)Nate is an interdisciplinary water scientist focused on improving the physical, chemical, and biological integrity of our water resources. His work spans gradients in hydrologic connectivity (e.g., upland wetlands, intermittent streams, and large-rivers), spatial scales (e.g., individual soil aggregates to watersheds), and disciplinary boundaries (e.g., engineering, environmental science, and the social sciences).
Jones CV |
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Delaney Peterson Delaney is a PhD student interested in understanding the connections between groundwater and surface water. She received her BS from Virginia Tech in water resources, and she has had experience working in the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest studying the impacts of soil morphology on water chemistry. She is also interested in understanding the human dimensions of water resource management, and how interdisciplinary work between social and physical sciences can make a difference in the quality of watersheds.
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Matt Shockey Matt is an MS student interested in understanding how floodplain ecosystems are affected by their river and different flooding events. He received his B.S. in Natural Resource Ecology and Management with a concentration in wildlife habitat conservation from Louisiana State University. After completing his graduate program Matt wants to find a job in environmental conservation/restoration.
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New Lab Member [Maybe You?]
We are always looking for enthusiastic and motivated individuals to join our lab. See opportunities page for more info!
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