Blaszczak Watershed and Stream Ecosystem Ecology Lab
at the University of Nevada, Reno
Flathead Valley, Montana (Google Earth Image)
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Welcome! Our group studies the transformations and transport of nutrients, carbon, and contaminants through watersheds and the streams that drain them.
We are a growing group of freshwater scientists at the University of Nevada, Reno. We use a combination of field (environmental sensors), lab (analytical chemistry and mesocosm experiments), and modeling (mechanistic time-series models) approaches to address the questions we are most excited about! Read more about our research here and check for opportunities to join the lab.
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News Feed
March 2020 - The lab is staying home and staying safe during the coronavirus pandemic! February 2020 - Joanna attends a StreamPulse project meeting, the 5th Symposium on Urban Stream Ecology (SUSE5), and the Water Research Career Collaborative annual meeting! January 2020 - The Blaszczak lab is growing! Meredith Brehob joins the lab as the first MS student and is co-advised by Sudeep Chandra. Albert Lopez joins as a McNair scholar and Chloe Dodge joins as a research assistant. Excited for the semester! December 2019 - Joanna presents the Global Riverine Hypoxia project at the AGU meeting in San Francisco September 2019 - Joanna attended the Dry Rivers RCN workshop, which was productive and fun - papers are forthcoming! September 2019 - Lauren Bolotin (UNR grad '19) is the first member to join the Blaszczak lab as a research technician! August 2019 - The Blaszczak lab has opened its doors! |
