Post-doctoral associate Minjune Yang studied solute transport in aquitards, a critical factor for groundwater contaminant remediation and also more […]
Gainesville luckily incurred only limited damage from Hurricane Irma, which passed through town 10 – 11 September, with several […]
Here is the link to our new paper in Water Resources Research: Hyphenated-hydrology. PhD student Katie McCurley studied how the […]
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What work have we recently completed, but is not yet published? I was inspired to develop this list when […]
Park of the Aqueducts. That pretty much says it all. The best thing in Rome. Yes, you read that […]
I frequently reflect back on a 2008 exchange of letters in Physics Today between Lance Nizami and Steven Weinberg, 1979 Nobel […]
How do many small wetlands affect landscape-scale hydrologic, biogeochemical, and biological processes?
We study human interactions with hydrologic systems, including urban water scarcity, and concentrated human impacts on vulnerable ecosystems.
We work on reducing human impacts on groundwater and surface water quality at landscape scales.