Research
students from the labs of Steven Rier, professor of Biological and Allied Health Sciences (BAHS) and Laurie Green, assistant professor of BAHS, recently presented at the
13th annual Susquehanna River Symposium at Bucknell
University.
Jennifer Soohy (M.S. student) presented an oral presentation entitled
"A survey of algal productivity and nutrient concentrations across a land-use gradient using pulse-amplitude modulated (PAM) fluorometry as a rapid assessment and measure of ecosystem function on a spatial and temporal scale”.
"A survey of algal productivity and nutrient concentrations across a land-use gradient using pulse-amplitude modulated (PAM) fluorometry as a rapid assessment and measure of ecosystem function on a spatial and temporal scale”.
Emily Ashberry (M.S. student) presented a poster titled "Understanding the environmental context of algal
priming of coarse particulate organic matter
decomposition in streams”
Aaron Gordon-Weaver (M.S. student) presented a poster titled "Polyphosphate
storage dynamics across a gradient of phosphorous enrichment”
Victoria Roper (M.S. student) and coauthors Amanda Aulenbach (B.S. biology student) and Ben
Paul (M.S. student) presented a poster titled "Aerial insectivore response to acid mine drainage in Pennsylvania streams” . This poster won the prize for best poster given by a graduate student.
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| Victoria Roper |
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| Emily Ashberry |
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| Aaron Gordon |
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