Stroud Water Research Center
On a fateful backcountry internship some years ago, the Stroud Center’s new postdoc, Dan Myers, Ph.D., heard the call of the wild and something more: his life’s mission.
Through her work at the Stroud Center, Bier hopes to better understand how changes in farming practices on land affect the relationship between microbes and the processing of nutrients in streams.
Stroud Water Research Center study finds crayfish may benefit insects, reduce sediment settling in impaired streams.
A native of Québec, Ouellet is undeterred by winter field work in Pennsylvania. Photo: Pablo Romero ReyesHaving grown up in the scenic village of Padoue in eastern Québec, Valérie Ouellet,…
In May, Stroud Water Research Center scientists attended the weeklong annual meeting of the Society for Freshwater Science in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Lindsey Albertson, who earned her Ph.D. in Ecology at the University of California in Santa Barbara last year, has been doing postdoctoral research at Stroud Center, investigating how animals influence sediment erosion in streams during storms.
Meet Jen Mosher, Post-Doctoral Associate: As one of the Stroud Center’s post-doctoral researchers, exploring the outdoors is in Mosher’s job description, and she wouldn’t have it any other way.