“How is human activity and a changing climate reshaping the way water, sediment, and
nutrients move across Earth's surface?”
50Peer-reviewed Publications
$11M+Research Funding
14Graduate Students & Postdocs Mentored
2024NSF CAREER Awardee
Featured Research
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Comms Earth & Environment
U.S. rivers are transporting more suspended sediment, often in less time
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Comms Earth & Environment
Streamflow composition in U.S. rivers is shifting toward recent precipitation
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Nature Communications
Disproportionate exposure to extreme floods in historically redlined U.S. communities
Contents
- People Meet the current group and alumni of the lab.
- Research Machine learning for water resources, sediment & nutrient transport, and hydrologic connectivity.
- Publications Peer-reviewed journal articles, with a DOI for every entry.
- Teaching Courses in fluid mechanics, open channel flow, sediment transport, and machine learning.
- Join Us Openings for prospective doctoral students and postdocs.