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Assistant Professor and Lab Director klohse@email.arizona.edu click to go to personal webpage
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MS/PhD student in School of Natural Resources (started FA 2007) Rebecca's research interests evolved from working over 10 years as a hydrologist in a very progressive, large-scale watershed restoration program. In general, Rebecca is interested how watershed restoration projects should be designed in order to have a meaningful and sustainable impact on the ecosystem in which they were built. This requires developing an understanding of the following: 1. Linkages between restoration and ecosystem function Additionally, I am interested in the social aspects of restoration. What society needs drive the growing emphasis on restoration in lands in the west? How are these needs built into restoration projects? How does society value restoration or more specifically how do we value the ecosystem services provided by a functioning ecosystem? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ |
Erika Gallo PhD student in Hydrology and Water Resources (Dr. Paul Brooks Primary Advisor, Lohse Co-Advisor) Erika is interested the impacts of urbanization on water quality.
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Bryan Moravec PhD student in School of Natural Resources (start Fall 2008) Bryan joined the Lohse Lab in the Fall 2008 after completing his MS at Washington State University. Bryan’s research interests revolve around the biogeochemical cycles observed in managed and unmanaged systems, and how they relate to water quality in both surface and groundwaters. Specifically, Bryan is interested in:
Additionally, Bryan is interested in the biogeochemistry of managed agricultural systems, as well as the science and policy aimed at reducing our dependency on fertilizers and pesticides in food production.
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Mark Carlson MS student in School of Natural Resources (start Fall 2008) Mark joined the Lohse Lab in June 2008 and is examining the impacts of urbanization on groundwater quality. Mark is co-advised by Dr. Jennifer McIntosh in Hydrology and Water Resources. |
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Other students, researchers, and alumni associated with the Lohse Lab _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ |
Undergraduates working in the Lohse Lab |
Daniel Wisheropp (Undergraduate in SWES) -(Summer REU 2008-Fall 2008 internship) --Daniel is working with the urban storm runoff project examing sources and sinks of nutrients, metals and bacteria in wash substrates across an urban gradient |
Shane Clark (undergraduate in SNR) -Summer 2008- ---Shane is working on the urban runoff project assisting with installations of automated rainfall gages across the Tuscon metro and collections for rainfall water quality sampling |
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Allison Peterson (undergraduate in SNR) -Fall 2008 ---Allison will be working on a climate gradient study with rainout shelter to evaluate the effects of climate variability on carbon and nitrogen cycling and loss pathways |
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Folks affiliated with the lab |
Katie Predick PhD (Research Associate in Steve Archer's Lab)
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Lab Alumni | |
Claressa Martinez (Biology), undergraduate, Spring 2007 |
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