Univ. Delaware
The University of Delaware has a great tradition of excellence, from our founding as a small private academy in 1743, to the research-intensive, technologically advanced institution of today.
Our alumni tell our story of achievement, from our first class, which included three signers of the Declaration of Independence and one signer of the U.S. Constitution, to the more than 145,000 living Blue Hens who are making vital contributions to the world. Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and his wife, Jill, are both UD alumni.
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CZO People
(list may be incomplete)
GRAD STUDENT
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Fluvial geomorphology
INVESTIGATOR
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Carbon-mineral complexation, transport and fate
COLLABORATOR
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Geomicrobiology
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Micropaleontology
COLLABORATOR
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Hydrology; Ecosystem Processes
Cross-CZO INVESTIGATOR
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Hydrology and biogeochemistry
GRAD STUDENT
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Sedimentology
COLLABORATOR
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Snow cover in the global climate system
INVESTIGATOR
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Forest hydrology and biogeochemical fluxes; sensor network development.
COLLABORATOR
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Hydrogeology; Modeling; Remote Sensing; Wetlands
INVESTIGATOR
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Interactions between groundwater and surface water in the streams and estuaries
INVESTIGATOR
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Glacial and fluvial geomorphology, quaternary geology and geochronology, GIS
GRAD STUDENT
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Geomorphology, Hydrology
GRAD STUDENT
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Geomorphology
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Watershed geomorphology and sediment budgets
INVESTIGATOR
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Geological oceanography; coastal-estuarine sedimentary processes; tidal marsh morphodynamics
INVESTIGATOR
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Soil and water contaminants, including metals; remediation of soil, soil binding of plant nutrients
GRAD STUDENT
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Soil Chemistry, Hydrogeology
COLLABORATOR
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Oceanography
INVESTIGATOR
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Soil-plant-atmosphere interactions; carbon and water dynamics in terrestrial ecosystems
GRAD STUDENT
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Biogeochemistry
Alumni-Former
GRAD STUDENT
Ecohydrology and dendrochronology
GRAD STUDENT
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Soils/Pedology, Hydrology
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CZO Field Areas
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News
Summer research program boosts confidence, shapes careers
18 Sep 2015 - “Hydrosphere! Lithosphere! Atmosphere! Biosphere!” students and teachers shouted during orientation for this summer’s Critical...
Stroud expands environmental awareness with its intern program
14 Aug 2015 - The Stroud Water Research Center does more than count bugs in streams. As a result of its educational and scientific projects, hundreds of students...
Post-doctoral researcher Diana Karwan funded to accomplish cross-CZO science
11 Jan 2013 - Karwan awarded an NSF EAR Postdoctoral Fellowship to work with Susquehanna Shale Hills and Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatories
Scientists Sample Stormwater in Eye of Hurricane Sandy
07 Nov 2012 - Hurricane Sandy has brought significant devastation to some East Coasters, but for scientists at Stroud Water Research Center, the University of...
Science on the Graveyard Shift: Discovering what gets buried and how
31 Oct 2012 - By dark of night in an old graveyard, things rustle. At least if that cemetery is at London Grove Friends Meeting in Kennett Square, Pa. Look...
New wells to provide critical zone data
03 Aug 2012 - A major research effort was underway the last week of July 2012, led by the faculty and students of the Christina River Basin Critical Zone...
Introducing our post-doctoral researchers’ CZO work
15 Mar 2012 - 2011 witnessed the most extensive use of post-doctoral researchers in Stroud Water Research Center’s 45-year history, with four newly minted Ph.D.s
Holly Michael receives prestigious grant at University of Delaware
01 Mar 2012 - The most widespread contaminant of groundwater is not a microbe, industrial chemical or harmful element such as arsenic, according to University of...
A critical workshop - Landmark international workshop for critical zone scientists held at UD
18 Jan 2012 - International collaboration in critical zone science took a giant step forward in November when about 80 researchers from the U.S., Europe, China...
Levia awarded Humboldt Fellowship to conduct research on insect-forest interactions
19 Dec 2011 - On the underside of a beech leaf, there may be small, white clumps that look like cotton candy. Upon closer look, these sticky fibers encase...
Stroud Scientists at Work: Scientists Tour Critical Zone Observatories
15 Sep 2011 - Local bow hunters and about 80 water research scientists from Europe, North America, China, and Australia were among the few humans braving the...
A SMART move: Doctoral student receives prestigious SMART Scholarship
09 Sep 2011 - Josh LeMonte, a first-year doctoral student in the Department of Plant and Soil Sciences at the University of Delaware, has been awarded a...
Hurricane Irene: Scientists Collect Water Quality and Climate Change Data from Huge Storm
29 Aug 2011 - While Hurricane Irene had officials along the East Coast preparing for mass evacuations, scientists at the Stroud Water Research Center and the...
For the love of trees: Levia edits major book on forest hydrology and biogeochemistry
25 Jul 2011 - Delphis (Del) Levia, associate professor of geography at the University of Delaware, has always loved trees. Growing up on his parents' 93-acre...
CRB-CZO Sensor Network Development Showcased on Capitol Hill
16 Mar 2011 - A group of University of Delaware faculty, administrators and students packed their prototypes, their posters, their interactive displays and their...
Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatory Featured in NSF Video
22 Jun 2010 - The National Science Foundation’s Science360 daily news service website has posted a video that includes a segment on the Christina River...
Team to study human effect on watershed
19 Oct 2009 - The narrow creek that runs behind the Stroud Water Research Center has witnessed plenty of changes over the centuries. Hundreds of years ago,...
New Critical Zone Observatory seeks to answer climate change questions
28 Sep 2009 - The University of Delaware, in collaboration with Stroud Water Research Center in Avondale, Pa., has received a $4.3 million grant from the National...
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Events
Fourth Annual Amtrak Club Meeting
University of Delaware.POSTPONED - 2013 CZO All-Hands Meeting
Postponed until 2014. 2nd Biannual National CZO Network All-Hands Meeting
University of Delaware, Clayton Hall.2013 student geophysics field trip at CRB-CZO
Annual SEG student chapter geophysics field trip again at CRB-CZO
Floodplains of White Clay Creek, within CRB-CZO.EarthCube-CZO Workshop
EarthCube Domain Workshop: Engaging the Critical Zone community to bridge long tail science with big data
University of Delaware, Newark, DE.
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