Delaware Environmental Institute Postdoctoral Researcher. Interests: Critical Zone Science, Hydrogeology, Sea Level Rise, Coastal Marshes. (@MichaelHydroLab)
University of Delaware
Joined September 2020
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The application window closes in one week! Please help share this opportunity with the community. This has been a great experience for two cohorts of undergraduates and 2025 will be the final year for this program. Don't miss out!
The 2025 CZNet Research Experience for Undergraduates is now accepting applications!
Students will learn first hand Critical Zone science, the Earth’s living skin. Visit the website for all the details and benefits of this REU program!
criticalzone.org/hub/critica…
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Check out our recent paper led by former postdoc @gw_paldor !
Offshore freshened groundwater is increasingly observed worldwide, but the hydrogeological controls are still under debate. In a recent paper, we studied the role of submarine faults and antecedent conditions in an East Mediterranean system:
doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.…
Come say hi! We have some great posters and talks out of the Michael lab next week at #AGU24. Looking forward to chatting and connecting over all things coastal 😁
Check out our newest Review paper from the coastal CZN! annualreviews.org/content/jo…
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Current and old @CoastalUD members reunite for a group photo at the 10th annual YCSEC-A conference held in Quebec City, Canada. Hosted by the Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS), the conference was a richly rewarding experience for all presenters & attendees.
Had such a great time at this conference! Thanks everyone at UMD for organizing.
Our group had a great time attending the SALT conference in Cambridge, MD. Big thanks to the Agroecology Lab at UMD for organizing and facilitating. Our amazing PhD student, @HydroDanni, took first place in the poster competition. Congratulations Dannielle!!!
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On Monday, we attended the NSF Coastal Critical Zone Network All-Hands Annual Meeting. Such a successful day! 🎉🌱🌊
#DENIN #DENINFellows #DENINinterns #DENINundergrads #sealevelrise #SaltedEarth #Delmarva #EasternShore #ghostforest #CoastalCriticalZone #CriticalZoneScience
Thanks for the highlight @DENINUD !
Our April #DENIN Environmental Fellow Spotlight is Dannielle Pratt!
Learn more about Dannielle's work here: denin.udel.edu/2022/09/12/ne…
Photos courtesy of Mary Britt and Amanda Sprague-Getsy.
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📰Check out DENIN in the news!📰
Follow the link to read our recent article on environmental research internship opportunities and learn more about what DENIN is up to with "Inside UD" @UDaily
udel.edu/udaily/2024/februar…
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In the documentary “Salted Earth,” #UDel's Holly Michael and her colleagues shed light on the seawater intrusion occurring along the Mid-Atlantic coast and provide insight into their team’s research to mitigate the effects. udel.edu/udaily/2023/novembe…
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📢 #job alert! Great opportunity for a #technician at Delaware Geological Survey!
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A small group field visit to the @NEON_sci Red Butte Canyon site in Utah earlier this week during the @CZCNet all-hands meeting! #criticalzonescience
ALT a few people observe someone talking about the flora and fauna during a field site walk on a dirt road.
ALT A group of people dressed for hiking stop to pose along a dirt road with green mountains in the background.
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📣 Documentary! 📣
Prof. Sergio Fagherazzi worked w/ #CoastalCZNet on Salted Earth, an investigation of sea level rise + saltwater intrusion on the US east coast.
The project is led by the incredible @MichaelHydroLab & features @DelawareTribe1, @AgroEcoKate, & more
Link ⬇️
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Acres of forest land in the U.S. is drowning from rising sea levels, creating one of the most striking indicators of climate change: ghost forests.
One scientist, who says the phenomenon is inevitable, is now working to ensure the marshes left behind offer some benefits.
Come work with us on a super fun and collaborative project! I’m excited to add a new postdoc to the group 😁
Come work with the @MichaelHydroLab!
Applications are open for three postdoc positions in coastal hydrology, coastal biogeochemistry, and landscape ecology.
Position info in link: sites.udel.edu/michaelhydrol…
ALT A marsh landscape with brown and green marsh grass, a pool of water, and a vibrant orange sunset in the background. The sky is reflected in the pool of water in shades of blue, purple, pink, and orange.
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Applications are now being accepted for the 2023-2025 cohort of #DENIN Environmental Fellows. Learn more about the fellowship, eligibility, and application requirements here: denin.udel.edu/students-page…
ALT Photos courtesy of Bradie Crandall, Christy Li, Sean Fettrow, Paula Cárdenas-Hernández, & Rachel Burch Graphic courtesy of Max Huffman
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The first #DENIN Environmental Fellow Spotlight is Andrew Hill! 🍃
Read about Andrew and his work here: tinyurl.com/bdvznva3
ALT Photos courtesy of Kathy Atkinson & Andrew Hill Graphics courtesy of Max Huffman
Join our coastal team! Fun field work included 😁😁
UNDERGRADUATES NEEDED FOR COASTAL RESEARCH - Summer 2023
A team of scientists is investigating "Ghost forests" and their affects through a Costal Critical Zone grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Applications due: February 24, 2023
udel.edu/udaily/2023/january…
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UNDERGRADUATES NEEDED FOR COASTAL RESEARCH - Summer 2023
A team of scientists is investigating "Ghost forests" and their affects through a Costal Critical Zone grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Applications due: February 24, 2023
udel.edu/udaily/2023/january…
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#Salt is the most common way to treat roads in the winter to reduce hazardous conditions. But how does salt impact #groundwater, and does it have lasting effects year-round? Scientists found out: ow.ly/ivhI50MyckE @rwmcquigg
📸: A. Scott Andres
ALT female scientist taking notes next to outdoor stormwater drain