Gooseff HydroEcology Science & Engineering Lab @ The University of Colorado
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    • Antarctic Research >
      • McMurdo Dry Valleys LTER
      • McMurdo Dry Valleys: A Landscape on the Threshold of Change
      • Snow Patch Control on Soil Microbial Communities in the McMurdo Dry Valleys
      • Biogeochemistry & Microbial Communities of Hydrologic Margins of Dry Valley Streams & Lakes
      • Modeling the influence of Hyporheic Exchange on Stream Ecosystems
    • Arctic Research >
      • Arctic Oases - Aufeis Influence on Arctic River Ecosystems
      • Changing Seasonality and Nutrient Fluxes in Arctic River Networks
      • Will Climate Change Affect Hyporheic Processes in Arctic Streams?
      • Arctic LTER
    • Streams & Hyporheic Zones >
      • Seasonal Controls on Stream-Riparian Groundwater Exchange
      • Scaling of Nitrogen Cycle Controls Throughout a River Network
      • Hydrological Linkages Between Landscapes and Streams
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current students & postdocs

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Dylan Blaskey
PhD Student


Climate change impacts on Alaskan rivers, their fish and the communities who depend on them


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Anna Wright
PhD Student


Carbon processing in streams of the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica.


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Joel Singley
PhD Student


How Does Hyporheic Exchange Control In-Stream Nitrogen Cycling?


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Margaret Digiorno
MS Student


Controls on river-groundwater exchange in the Columbia River, WA.


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Christa Torrens
PhD Student

Freshwater ecological responses to permafrost degradation in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica.


Former Students & postdocs

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Erin Cantrell
MS Student, 2020
University of Colorado


Hydrologic controls on removal of oxygen in the bed of a mountain stream, East River, Colorado.

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Samuel Beane
MS Student, 2020
University of Colorado


Hydrologic responses to foehn winds in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Southern Victoria Land, Antarctica.

Now a field engineer with UNAVCO.


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Anna Bergstrom
PhD Student, 2020
University of Colorado


The effect of sediment on hydrological and biogeochemical connectivity of glaciers within the McMurdo Dry Valleys ecosystem, Antarctica

Now an assistant professor at Boise State University


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Ruth Heidel
Postdoctoral Fellow, 2019


Influence of dust deposition on polar, alpine, and subalpine ecosystems.

Now an assistant professor at Kenyon College


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Maggie Spangler
Masters Student, 2019

Comparison of diversions and impoundments on downstream water quality and ecosystem processes.

Now a Water Quality Engineer for Northern Water, Colorado


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Patrick Hendrickson
MS Student, 2018

Ecological characterization of the Kuparuk River aufeis field, North Slope, Alaska.


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Abigail Conner
MS Student, 2019
University of Colorado

Irrigation impacts on hydrologic exchange flows and examination of governance using a social-ecological framework


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Ran Wei
MS Student, 2019
University of Colorado

Lake ecology modeling in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica.


(image coming soon)



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Colleen Wilson
MS Student, 2017 University of Colorado

Increased stream temperature in response to extreme precipitation events

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Adam Wlostowski
PhD Student, 2017 University of Colorado

Hydrologic Connectivity in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica: Water-Mediated Mass and Energy Fluxes in Streams and Soils.



 Eric Sokol                                 Postdoctoral Fellow                              Community Modeling in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica

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Ryan Webb
PhD Student, 2016
Colorado State University


Fate of Snowmelt in Complex Subalpine Terrain



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Erika Smull
MS Student, 2015
Colorado State University


Physical and biological removal of nitrate along a Colorado montane headwater stream: Understanding the role of bidirectional hydrologic exchange at the reach to catchment scale


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Zach Sudman
MS Student, 2015 Colorado State University

Impacts of thermokarst activity on a stream in the McMurdo Dry Valleys

Woochul Kang
MS, 2014
Colorado State University


Reactive transport modeling of nutrients in Arctic tundra streams



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Zach Langford
MS, 2013
Penn State University

Characterizing spatiotemporal dynamics of wetted soils across a polar desert landscape, McMurdo Dry Valleys Antarctica


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Emily Bernzott
MS, 2012
Penn State University

Stream nutrient conentration modeling the McMurdo Dry Valleys


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Adam Wlostwoski
MS, 2012
Penn State University

Solute Transport Dynamics in Alaskan Arctic Tundra Streams

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Katy Gerecht
MS, 2012
Penn State University

Anomalous Stream Temperature Response to Storms in a Forested Headwater Stream in Central Pennsylvania


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Chris Bakey
MS, 2012
Penn State University

Determining advection in hyporheic zones of arctic tundra streams using heat as a tracer

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Sarah Godsey
Postdoc

Hillslope hydrologic and energy triggers of slope failure in thermokarst terrain, Alaska


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Jeffery Eveland
MS, 2011
Penn State University

Snow Dynamics in a Polar Desert, the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica.

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P. Corbitt Kerr
MS, 2011
Penn State Univeristy

The Significance of Model Structure in One- Dimensional Stream Solute Transport Models with Multiple Transient Storage Zones


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Adam Ward
Ph.D., 2011
Penn State University

Characterizing solute transport in coupled stream-hyporheic systems using electrical resistivity imaging

Now an assistant prof. at Indiana University.

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Tom Voltz
MS, 2011
Penn State University
(co-advised with T. Wagener)

Riparian hydraulic gradient and water table dynamics in two steep, headwater streams


Susan Gregg
MS, 2011
Penn State University
(co-advised with T. Wagener)

How connected should a stream be to its catchment? Assessing stream-groundwater interactions and hyporheic exchange in stream ecosystem restoration
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Mitch Weaver
MS, 2010
Penn State University

Modeling biogeochemical fluxes in meltwater streams of the McMurdo Dry Valleys


Michael Taptich
Undergraduate Schreyer's Honors thesis advisee, 2010
Penn State University

Classification of the hyporheic zone under the Clean Water Act - Post Rapanos decision
Christa Kelleher
MS, 2010
Penn State University

(co-advised with T. Wagener)

Responses of stream temperatures throughout Pennsylvania to regional climate change

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Martin Briggs
MS, 2009
Colorado School of Mines

Partitioning surface and hyporheic transient storage throughout a coastal stream network

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Robert Payn
Ph.D., 2009
Colorado School of Mines

Advancing hydrologic characterizations of streams across time and space


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