[HubbardBrookCOS] New Hubbard Brook grad students in 2024?

[Mary Martin]

Hubbard Brook COS,

With the summer field season rapidly approaching, I want to make sure I have all grad students involved with Hubbard Brook in our
database and subscribed to the listserv. The grads currently on our list are below - please check to see if I'm missing anyone, or if anything there needs an update.
The list below is sorted by institution. Note that in the first column I've checked off grads that I have met with in the last few months to discuss data publication.
Almost all grads have a profile page on the website - thank you for encouraging them to do that!
Mary


met with IM
firstName
lastName
0 Institution
Advisor
Profile Page
MS or PhD
Thesis title (full citation if graduated). If still active, a draft title is ok
y
Stephen
Caron
Boston University
Templer
y
PhD
Measuring the impacts of global change drivers, including climate change and urbanization, on key nutrient cycles in mixed temperate and northern hardwood forests
y
Emerson
Conrad-Rooney
Boston University
Templer
y
PhD
Impacts of winter and growing season climate change on forest carbon sequestration

Emma
Daily
Boston University
Templer
y
PhD
Climate change impacts on biogeochemical cycling in forest ecosystems
y
Bridget
Tweedie
Cornell
Webster
y
PhD

y
Catalina
Mejia
Cornell
Goodale
y
PhD
Investigating the potential effects of climate change on future losses of nitrogen gases from Hubbard Brook.
y
Shiyi
Li
Cornell
Fahey
y
PhD
Studying nutrient limitations in the northern hardwood forests through belowground C allocation and interactions between roots and fungal communities
y
Liz
Kreitinger
Cornell
Goodale
y
PhD
Quantifying fluxes and environmental controls of nitrogen loss from temperate forest soils

Alicia
Brunner
Cornell
Webster & Sillett
y
PhD
How does the lengthening green season impacts the timing of breeding and fall migration of Black-throated Blue Warblers

Genevieve
Goebel
Dartmouth
Pries
y
PhD
Sampling depth-explicit soil gases and measuring hydrological indicators inside the plots at the Climate Change Across Seasons Experiment (CCASE)
y
Miranda
Zammarelli
Dartmouth
Ayres/ter Hofstede
y
PhD
Studying how songbird territory size and territory quality influence their reproductive success and how often they sing
y
Pooja
Panwar
Dartmouth
Ayres/ter Hofstede
y
PhD
Integrating Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) with traditional bird surveys to improve long-term monitoring programs of avian communities
y
Noah
Blumenthal
Miami Univ
Fisk
y
PhD
Studying mycorrhizal interactions in the forest soils
y
Jenn
Butt
Miami Univ
Fisk
y
PhD
Studying the interaction of roots and mycorrhizal fungi in response to annual nutrient addition
y
Anton
Yushanov
Miami Univ
Fisk
y
MS
I’m interested in the interaction between root morphology and nutrient availability within tree species. I currently work on the Multiple Element Limitation in Northern Hardwood Ecosystems (MELNHE) project.

Darby
Bergl
Northern Arizona University
Richardson
y
PhD
Measuring and modeling soil carbon turnover times at Hubbard Brook using radiocarbon as a tracer
y
Jake
Beidler
SUNY-ESF
Yanai
n
MS
Studying the linkages between microbial decomposer community structure/function and nutrient availability
y
Jenna
Zukswert
SUNY-ESF
Yanai
y
PhD
Investigating the effects of long-term nitrogen and phosphorus addition on litterfall mass, foliar traits, foliar nutrient cycling, and resorption in New Hampshire northern hardwood forests
y
Kelley
Gilhooly
SUNY-ESF
Yanai
y
MS
Studying the impacts of NxP fertilization on temperate forest ecosystem
y
Erin
Cornell
SUNY-ESF
Yanai
y
MS
The influence of nutrient limitations on free-living N Fixation
y
Sara
Sternick
SUNY-ESF
Yanai
n
MS
Special interests include native plants, their mycorrhizal associations and successional role in shaping ecosystems

Nicholas
Nicholas LoRusso
Syracuse Univ
Driscoll
n
PhD
Studying the seasonal fluxes and characterization of dissolved organic matter in both calcium-treated and reference watersheds

Eric
Lyons
UMT
Lowe
y
MS
Studying the directionality of dispersal events in a stream salamander population in the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest
y
Jack
Hastings
UNH
Ollinger
n
PhD
Using remote sensing and modeling to study how forest canopy architecture influences landscape-scale processes
y
Ryan
Reed
UNH
Jacobs
y
MS
Studying winter water balance in temperate deciduous forests using historical data and remote sensing

Stephen
Peters-Collaer
UVM
Keeton
y
PhD
Specific interests include: disturbance ecology, climate change, forest structural development, the role human land-use plays in altering forests, carbon storage, and the connections between forests and streams

Lindsey
Carlson
UVM
Morales/Keeton/Bernhardt
y
PhD
Studying the impacts of forest succession and habitat heterogeneity on stream diatom biodiversity and function
y
John
Morgan
Virginia Tech
McGuire/Gannon
y
PhD
Studying catchment hydrology, focusing on soil, water, and streamflow generation in headwater streams

Tristan
Coffey
Wright State
Barton
n
PhD
Studying the fracture Networks and Groundwater Hydrology in Crystalline Bedrock, Mirror Lake Watershed, Woodstock, New Hampshire

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