Ph.D. student Maggie Zimmer earns a 2016 AGU student paper award for her presentation focussed on shallow and deep groundwater contributions to ephemeral streamflow generation!
Brian McGlynn Curriculum Vitae CURRENTLY ON SABBATICAL LEAVE Adjunct Professor of Hydrology & Biogeosciences Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences
Our Foci: Linking watershed form to hydrological, ecological, and biogeochemical function. We study watershed hydrology (streamwater sources, flowpaths, and age), land-atmosphere CO2, H2O, and energy fluxes, watershed biogeochemistry, and hydrological / biogeochemical / ecological implications of landscape change. We employ methods that include source water tracing, physical hydrology, eddy-covariance, and landscape analysis techniques. Our field-based research is focused on the spatial and temporal scaling of hydrological, biogeochemical, and ecological processes across natural and disturbed watersheds and stream networks.
Recent Papers (2017-) Current / former lab *post-doc, *grad ** undergrad author