22
Mar
Megan Feddern is M.S. no more
Big congratulation to Megan who had her M.S. bypass application approved. She is now officially a Ph.D. student!
Author: Gordon
22
Mar
IT’S OFFICAL…
Gordon passed his tenure review.
01
Apr
Tonle Sap Lake in the NY Time Magazine
The NY Times magazine has a very interesting article on some of the social strife among fishing villages on the Tonle Sap Lake. Check out the drone video of many of our field sites! Link
09
Jan
Sabo et al. 2017 on the Dec 8 cover of Science
Sabo et al. 2017 (co-authored by Gordon) ” Designing river flows that improve food security futures in the Lower Mekong Basin” made the cover of Science (link). A UW press release on the paper can be seen here along with a follow up article on our new Mekong Sustainable Livelihoods Project here.
09
Jan
Four new lab members!
For the fall of 2017, the HEEL is welcoming four new lab members. Lily McGill has joined the lab as part of the QERM program. She will be working with Gordon and Ashley Steel on network models of stream temperature and water isotopes. Liz Elmstrom is a new SAFS M.S. who will be looking atRead more about Four new lab members![…]
09
Jan
Mike Vlah, M.S.
Mike Vlah successfully defended his Master’s thesis! He is now Master Mike, and Gordon has graduated his first waffle. Mike’s first chapter was recently published in Ecosystems (link). And…Mike (and Gordon) recently joined the Stream Pulse Project (link). Whew…
09
Jan
Megan Feddern
Megan Feddern has joined the lab as a new M.S. student. She will work on amino acid compound-specific isotope analysis.
09
Jan
RiverINFEWS
The HEEL hosted an NSF INFEWs workshop Dec. 10-12, 2015 to explore the scientific nexus of Food, Energy, and Water in the Mekong.
02
Nov
Sydney
Sydney has left us for grad school at Brown. Good luck Syd!
02
Nov
Jordan Lee!
HEEL undergraduate researcher Jordan Lee received a SAFS Faculty Merit Award!