Visitors to the University of Michigan Biological Station

Visitors to the University of Michigan Biological Station

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Role Name Institution Project Title Funding Agency
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Dennis Albert Oregon State University A sustainable approach for restoring wetland biodiversity EPA
UMBS Faculty David Anderson Wake Forest University
Research Assistant Holly Andrews University of Michigan
Postdoctoral Researcher Apolline Auclerc University of Michigan
UMBS Faculty Catherine Bach Eastern Michigan University
Graduate Student Researcher Evan Batzer University of Michigan
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Jeffrey Bird City University of New York Black Carbon: Linking the chemical structure of black carbon to its biological degradation and transport dynamics in a northern temperate forest soil NSF
UMBS Faculty Curtis Blankespoor Calvin College Common Merganser brood foraging behavior and its potential link it to the Diplostomum life cycle NSF-REU
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Gil Bohrer The Ohio State University Fine-scale modeling of transpiration and carbon assimilation in forests NSF #60019617
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Mariko Burgin University of Michigan
Graduate Student Researcher Buck Castillo University of Michigan Effects of Typha x glauca on methane flux in freshwater ecosystems under anaerobic conditions NSF-REU
Undergraduate Student Ariana Cerreta University of Oklahoma Sexually-selected Color Polymorphisms in Damselflies University of Oklahoma
Graduate Student Researcher Stephen Chaves University of Michigan
Graduate Student Researcher Susan Cheng University of Michigan Effects of canopy structure and diffuse light on temperate forest carbon cycling
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University of Michigan Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Zoo Keeper Cindy Colling The Detroit Zoo
Research Assistant Jules Cooch University of Michigan
Graduate Student Researcher Jasmine Crumsey University of Michigan Earthworm invasions as drivers of soil carbon sequestration in north temperate forests
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Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Peter Curtis The Ohio State University Forest Accelerated Succession Experiment (FASET) Department of Energy
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Francesca Cuthbert University of Minnesota Piping Plover Research Program Michigan DNR
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) James Dearworth, Jr Lafayette College The Red-eared Slider Turtle: A Model for Neurodegenerative Diseases and Conservation Biology
Graduate Student Researcher David Edwards Bowling Green State University Nonpoint Source Interflow and Implications of Chemical Stimuli at the Benthic Level
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Ryan Eustice University of Michigan Autonomous Underwater Vehicles
National Science Foundation
Office of Naval Research
UMBS Faculty David Ewert The Nature Conservancy
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Robert Fahey The Morton Arboretum Restoration of native pine species in Great Lakes coastal environments NOAA Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant
UMBS Faculty Gary Fahnenstiel Michigan Technological University
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Ola Fincke University of Oklahoma Evolution of female-specific color polymorphisms in damselflies NSF
Graduate Student Researcher Alex Fotis The Ohio State University
Research Assistant Huijie Gan University of Michigan
Graduate Student Researcher Ellen Goodrich-Stuart Virginia Commonwealth University Resisting the decline: Disturbance severity and net primary production resilience of a Great Lakes forest ecosystem Department of Energy
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Christopher Gough Virginia Commonwealth University Understanding controls over carbon and energy cycles following a successional shift DOE/NICCR
UMBS Faculty Carl Hellquist Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
UMBS Faculty Scott Herron Ferris State University
Teaching Assistant Donna Hollandsworth University of Michigan Biological Station Phytoplankton and unionid populations in inland lake of Northern Michigan NSF - RET
Graduate Student Researcher Skye Huerta University of Michigan
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Mark Hunter University of Michigan The role of plant chemistry in the population dynamics of herbivores NSF
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Valeriy Ivanov University of Michigan Linking Heterogeneity of Above-Ground and Subsurface Processes at the Gap-Canopy Patch Scales to Ecosystem Level Dynamics NSF
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Claudia Jolls East Carolina University Integrating Long-term Demographic Data and Repeated Genetic Sampling for Viability Analysis of Natural and Restored Populations of Pitcher's Thistle
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Graduate Student Researcher Ana Jurcak Bowling Green State University Sensory mechanisms used by Rusty crayfish to determine between predator and prey.
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) David Karowe Western Michigan University Effects of elevated CO2 on plants, herbivores, and natural enemies
Graduate Student Researcher Katherine Kavulic University of Colorado Investigation of Neidium in the northern lower and Upper Peninsula of Michigan UMBS
Research Assistant Rachael Kroodsma University of Michigan
Postdoctoral Researcher Beth Lawrence Loyola University Chicago A sustainable approach for restoring wetland biodiversity EPA
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Shane Lishawa Loyola University Chicago A sustainable approach for restoring wetland biodiversity EPA
Undergraduate Student Erica Marcos University of Michigan
Research Assistant Julie Marik East Carolina University
Undergraduate Student William Marshall II University of Michigan
Postdoctoral Researcher Jason Martina University of Michigan
Graduate Student Researcher Ashley Matheny The Ohio State University
UMBS Faculty Michael McCormick University of Michigan
Research Assistant Rhianna McDowell-Benicase State University of New York at Oswego
Research Assistant Andrew Monks Loyola University Chicago
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Paul Moore Bowling Green State University Crayfish Ecology and sociobiology
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Philip Myers University of Michigan Is Global Change Affecting Populations of Small Mammals in Northern MI?
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Knute Nadelhoffer University of Michigan Forests in Transition
Graduate Student Researcher Paul Ozog University of Michigan
UMBS Faculty Robert Pillsbury University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh Effects of grazing on nitrogen cycling within periphyton mats
UMBS Faculty Stephen Pruett-Jones The University of Chicago
Zoo Keeper Charles Ramsey Detroit Zoological Society
Graduate Student Researcher Raleigh Ricart The Ohio State University
Zoo Keeper Vicki Rouse The Detroit Zoo
Graduate Student Researcher Sarah Saunders University of Minnesota
Research Assistant Cynthia Scheuermann Virginia Commonwealth University
UMBS Faculty Brian Scholtens College of Charleston
UMBS Faculty Amy Schrank Michigan Technological University
Research Assistant Stephanie Schubel University of Minnesota
Other Karie Slavik University of Michigan Biological Station
Research Assistant David Spencer University of Minnesota
Other Jason Tallant University of Michigan Biological Station
Research Assistant Leiling Tao University of Michigan
UMBS Faculty Keith Taylor University of Michigan
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Nancy Tuchman Loyola University Chicago Soil redox levels in wetland ecosystems NOAA Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant
Research Assistant Jerry Tyrrell University of Michigan
Undergraduate Student Jennifer Uehling University of Chicago
Postdoctoral Researcher Pavla Urbankova Charles University of Prague Diversity of the diatom genus Frustulia
Teaching Assistant Kristen Uthus Eastern Michigan University
Zoo Keeper Bonnie Van Dam The Detroit Zoo Piping Plover Salvage Captive Rearing Program National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
Research Assistant Alice Van Zoeren University of Minnesota
Graduate Student Researcher Jeff Walls University of Michigan
Investigator (Ph.D or equivalent) Paul Webb University of Michigan The role of flow and growth form in the organization of freshwater marsh communities