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Research Staff
Jim
Graham
Dr. Graham's main research interests are in the
physiological ecology and population dynamics of algae and protozoa in freshwater
systems.
Stuart
Jones Eunsoo
Kim Ryan
Newton Katherine
(Trina) McMahon Lead
Principal Investigator David
Armstrong (Civil
/ Environmental Engineering) Steve
Carpenter (Center for Limnology, Zoology) Linda
Graham (Botany) Angela
Kent Tim
Kratz (Center for Limnology) Rachel
Whitaker Former Members
Eric
Triplett
Stuart's research focuses on forces that structure aquatic communities and how the composition of those
communities influence ecosystem scale processing of organic matter.
Eunsoo’s research interest is algal and protozoan evolution. She is currently
looking for evidence of possible cryptic speciation of Peridinium limbatum
from Crystal Lake and Crystal Bog. She is also interested in biodiversity
of freshwater protozoa and algae. Her goal is to establish uniprotistan and
unialgal cultures of rarely known or unknown creatures from freshwater, particulary
oligotrophic, Sphagnum-dominated, acidic wetlands.
Ryan is interested in examining the dynamics and function of bacterial
communities in freshwater lakes.
Principal
Investigators
(Civil
/ Environmental Engineering)
(Natural
Resources and Environmental Science,
Univ of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
(Microbiology,
Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
George
Lauster
(
Univ
of Florida, Gainesville)
Tony
Yannarell
(Univ of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
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