DIALOG: Programs for Recent PhD's: 1996
57 total abstracts.
Avery, "G. Brooks, Jr. " 1996. Rate and Mechanistic Controls on Stable Isotopic Composition of Biogenic Methane in Wetland Environments. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, (USA), 132 pp.
Berman-Frank, Ilana R 1996. Inorganic Carbon Availability for Dinoflagellate Photosynthesis in Lake Kinneret, Israel. Bar-Ilan University (Israel), 162 pp.
Bezrukova, Elena V 1996. Vegetation and Climate of Prebaikalie in the Late Glacial and Holocene. Limnological Institute, Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Science, Irkutsk (Russia), 199 pp.
Brewer, Matthew C 1996. DAPHNIA Swimming Behavior and Its Role in Predator-Prey Interactions. University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee (USA), 155 pp.
Callisto, Marcos 1996. Benthic Macroinvertebrates in Four Amazonian Lotic Ecosystems Influenced by the Activities of a Bauxite Mine(Porto Trombetas, Para, Brasil). Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), 140 pp.
Cottingham, Kathryn L 1996. Phytoplankton Responses to Whole-Lake Manipulations of Nutrients and Food Webs. University of Wisconsin at Madison (USA), 211 pp.
Culver, Mary E 1996. Applications of chlorophyll a fluorescence to bio-optical models of phytoplankton biomass and productivity. University of Washington (USA), 158 pp.
D'Sa, Eurico J 1996. Pigment Dynamics in a Coastal Bottom Boundary Layer and Its Relation to the Physical Regime: Measurements Using an In Situ Fiber Optic Fluorometer. University of Southern Mississippi (USA), 185 pp.
Fleituch, Tadeusz M 1996. Structure and Functioning of Macroinvertebrates in aStream Continuum of the River Stradomka. University of Lodz (Poland), 220 pp.
Fussmann, Gregor 1996. Control of Rotifers in a Meso-Eutrophic Lake by Bottom-Up and Top-Down Processes: Field Studies and Enclosure Experiments. Christian Albrechts University, Kiel (Germany), 124 pp.
Genovese, Salvatore J 1996. Regional and Temporal Variation in the Ecology of an Encrusting Bryozoan in the Gulf of Maine. Northeastern University (USA), 242 pp.
Gomez, Africa 1996. Ecological Genetics and Mate Recognition Systems in Sympatric Rotifer Populations. University of Valencia (Spain), 226 pp.
Gonzalez, Ernesto J 1996. Phytoplankton-Zooplankton Interactions in Natural and Experimental Conditions in a Tropical Reservoir (El Andino Reservoir, Venezuela). Central University of Venezuela (Venezuala), 347 pp.
Goodwin, Kelly 1996. Natural Cycles of Brominated Methanes: Macroalgal Production and Marine Microbial Degradation of Bromoform and Dibromomethane. California Institute of Technology (USA), 205 pp.
Gudkov, Dmitri I 1996. Tritium in Ukrainian Freshwater and Its Effects on Hydrobionts. Institute of Hydrobiology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Ukraine), 224 pp.
Hagerthey, Scot E 1996. The Ecological Significance of Ground Water-Lake Interactions: Epibenthic Algal Communities. Michigan Technological University (USA), 160 pp.
Heil, Cynthia A 1996. The Influence of Dissolved Humic Material (Humic, Fulvic, and Hydrophilic Acids) on the Ecology of Marine Phytoplankton. University of Rhode Island (USA), 483 pp.
Hofmann, Annette 1996. Geochemical Characteristics and Transport Processes of the Particulate Matter in the North Basin of Lake Lugano(Switzerland, Italy). University of Geneva, F-A. Forel Institute (Switzerland), 392 pp.
Kaur, Parminder 1996. Spatio-Temporal Variations in Epiphytic Communities in Relation to Water Quality of the Delhi Segment of River Yamuna, and Experiments on the Patterns of Colonisation of Epiphytonon Natural and Artificial Substrates. University of Delhi (India), 194 pp.
Kebede, Elizabeth 1996. Phytoplankton in a Salinity-Alkalinity Series of Lakes in the Ethiopian Rift Valley. Uppsala University (Sweden), 178 pp.
Kidd, Karen A 1996. Use of Stable Nitrogen Isotope Ratios to Characterize Food Web Structure and Organochlorine Accumulation in Subarctic Lakes in Yukon Territory, Alberta, Canada. University of Alberta (Canada), 193 pp.
Leonardos, Ioannis D 1996. Population Dynamics of Toothcarp (APHANIUS FASCIATUS Nardo, 1827) in the Mesolongi and Etolikon Lagoons. Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece), 198 pp.
Lindell, Mans J 1996. Effects of Sunlight on Organic Matter and Bacteria in Lakes. Lund University (Sweden), 135 pp.
Magorrian, Bridgeen H 1996. The Impact of Commercial Trawling on the Benthos of Strangford Lough . Queen's University of Belfast (United Kingdom), 218 pp.
McCarthy, Sheryl A 1996. Patterns of Spatial and Temporal Variability in Hawaiian Soft Bottom Benthos. University of Hawaii (USA), 239 pp.
Mead, Kristina S 1996. Sex in the Surf Zone: The Effect of Hydrodynamic Shear Stress on the Fertilization and Early Development of Free-Spawning Invertebrates. Stanford University (USA), 186 pp.
Meyer-Harms, Bettina 1996. Feeding Strategy of Calanoid Copepods of Different Trophic Levels in Two Areas of the Baltic Sea (Pomeranian Bight, Gotland Sea). Rostock University (Germany), 180 pp.
Moline, Mark A 1996. Temporal Dynamics and Regulation of Coastal Antarctic Phytoplankton Communities: Spring/Summer 1991-1994. University of California at Santa Barbara (USA), 356 pp.
Mumm, Heike 1996. Zooplankton Development in Plussee: Invertebrate Predation in the Context of a Biomanipulation Experiment and Long-Term Trends. University of Kiel (Germany), 156 pp.
Nairn, Robert W 1996. Biogeochemistry of Newly Created Riparian Wetlands: Evaluation of Water Quality Changes and Soil Development. The Ohio State University (USA), 279 pp.
Parsons, Michael L 1996. Paleoindicators of Changing Water Conditions in Louisiana Estuaries. Louisiana State University (USA), 316 pp.
Pile, Adele J 1996. The Role of Microbial Food Webs in Benthic-Pelagic Coupling in Freshwater and Marine Ecosystems. College of William and Mary (USA), 161 pp.
Pinheiro, Patricia R. de C 1996. Fractionation, Characterization and Dynamic of the Dissolved Phophorus in Amazonian Waters. de C.Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazonia (Brazil), 121 pp.
Reckermann, 139Marcus 1996. Ultraphytoplankton and protozoan communities and their trophic interactions in different marine pelagic ecosystems (Arabian Sea and Baltic Sea). University of Rostock (Germany), 139 pp.
Rhode, Stephan C 1996. Sublethal UV-Effects and UV-Adaptations in DAPHNIA. Ludwig-Maximilians University (Germany), 150 pp.
Richardson, Tammi L 1996. Buoyancy and Vertical Movements of Marine Planktonic Diatoms. Dalhousie University (Canada), 146 pp.
Romero, Jose R 1996. Stratification and Mixing in Hypersaline Mono Lake, California. University of California at Santa Barbara (USA), 238 pp.
Sanyanga, Rudo A 1996. The Inshore Fish Populations of Lake Kariba with Reference to the Biology of SYNODONTIS ZAMBEZENSIS. Stockholm University (Sweden), 115 pp.
Schulz, Kimberly L 1996. The Nutrition of Two Cladocerans, the Predaceous BYTHOTREPHES CEDERSTROEMI and the Herbivorous DAPHNIA PULICARIA. The University of Michigan (USA), 212 pp.
Sell, Anne F 1996. Changes within the Zooplankton Community as a Consequence of Extreme Biomanipulation: The Role of the Invertebrate Predator CHAOBORUS. University of Technology at Dresden (Germany), 121 pp.
Sharma, Subodh 1996. Biological Assessment of Water Quality in the Rivers of Nepal. University of Agriculture, Forestry and Renewable Natural Resources at Vienna (Austria), 398 pp.
Sutherland, Terri-Ann F 1996. Biostabilization of Estuarine Subtidal Sediments. Dalhousie University (Canada), 184 pp.
Tank, Jennifer L 1996. Microbial Activity on Wood in Streams: Exploring Abiotic and Biotic Factors Affecting the Structure and Function of Wood Biofilms. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University at Blacksburg (USA), 175 pp.
Thomas, Sabu 1996. Limnology of a Man-Made Reservoir on the Western Ghats, Southern Kerala. University of Kerala (India), 284 pp.
Touliabah, Hussein E 1996. Ecological Studies on the Nile River Phytoplankton in Relation to Physico-Chemical Characteristics at the area between Esna and Delta Barrage . Ain Shams University (Egypt), 203 pp.
Twiss, Michael R 1996. The Influence of the Microbial Food Web on Trace Metal Cycling in Lakes: An Emphasis on the Pelagic Zone of Lake Erie. INRS-Water, University of Quebec (Canada), 131 pp.
van Rooij, Jules M 1996. Behavioural Energetics of the Parrotfish SPARISOMA VIRIDE: Flexibility in a Coral Reef Setting. University of Groningen (Netherlands), 245 pp.
Venn, Cynthia 1996. Recent Benthic Foraminiferida of Two Salt Marsheson St. Catherines Island, Georgia: Paleological Implications. University of Pittsburgh (USA), 126 pp.
Verschuren, Dirk 1996. Recent and Late-Holocene Paleolimnology of Lakes Naivasha and Sonachi, Kenya. University of Minnesota (USA), 320 pp.
Voytek, Mary A 1996. Relative Abundance and Species Diversity of Autotrophic Ammonia-Oxidizing Bacteria in Aquatic Systems. University of California at Santa Cruz (USA), 241 pp.
Wallace, William G 1996. Acclimation and Adaptation to Pollutants:Effects on Metal Trophic Transfer. State University of New York at Stony Brook (USA), 153 pp.
Wang, Wen-Xiong 1996. Accumulation and Retention of Trace Elements in the Mussel, Mytilus edulis. State University of New York at Stony Brook (USA), 324 pp.
Weyhenmeyer, Gesa A 1996. The Significance of Sediment Resuspension in Lakes. Uppsala University (Sweden), 162 pp.
Wolfstein, Kirsten 1996. Investigations on the Importance of Phytoplankton as a Component of Suspended Matter in the Elbe Estuary. University of Hamburg (Germany), 164 pp.
Yager, Patricia L 1996. The Microbial Fate of Carbon in High-Latitude Seas: Impact of the Microbial Loop on Oceanic Uptake of Carbon Dioxide. University of Washington (USA), 174 pp.
Yamahira, Kazunori 1996. The Role of Intertidal Spawning on Egg Survival and the Measurement of Selection on the Spawning Tide Level of the Puffer Takifugu Niphobles. Kyushu University (Japan), 60 pp.
Yassuda, Eduardo A 1996. Integrated modeling of the Tampa Bay estuarine system. University of Florida (USA), 395 pp.
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DISCCRS V
Symposium
March 13 - 20, 2010
Saquaro Lake Ranch
Eligibility
PhD completed between
April 1, 2007 -
July 31, 2009
in any discipline
Application Deadline
August 31, 2009
Selection will favor applicants who plan to engage in interdisciplinary research careers in any subject within or relevant to climate change and its impacts. A committee will select 34 scholars based on the submitted applications.
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