Assistant Professor • • Limnology • Biogeochemistry • Ecosystem ecology
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
The Mountain Limnology Lab investigates the impact of global environmental change on aquatic ecosystems in mountainous regions.
Topics include the interactive effects of nitrogen deposition and warming, the impact of wildfire on water quality, and the consequences of changing ice phenology on lake ecosystem ecology.
See my lab website for information about my research and opportunities for prospective grad students and current undergrads.
Education
- PhD (Ecology): Colorado State University, 2019
- BS (Environmental Science): University of New Hampshire, 2012
Awards
- USGS Graduate Research Fellow, Colorado State University, 2017—2019
- NSF-IGERT Graduate Research Fellow, Colorado State University 2014—2017
Current students
- Katie Gannon, PhD Student
Courses taught
- Limnology (CU-Boulder)
- Fundamentals of Ecosystem Ecology - Freshwater module (Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies)
- Advances in Freshwater Metabolism (Colorado State University)
Publications
See Isabella's Google Scholar profile