People Type: Grad Students

Phillips, Maggie

I am interested in watershed hydrology, biogeochemistry, and groundwater/ surface water interactions.

Preul-Stimetz, Taylor

Research Interests Google Scholar We work with a diverse group of tribal, state, and federal co-partners to develop adaptive management strategies to improve the climate resiliency of north temperate fish communities. Education BS, Biology-Ecology, Northern Michigan University, 2017 MS, Fish and Wildlife Management, Montana State University, 2022

Schmidt, Ella

My research focuses on spring turnover in polymictic lakes and the impact of warming temperatures.

Skoglund, Sophia

Research Interests Google Scholar My research focuses on how hyperspectral data—an emerging technology in earth-observing satellites—can be used to monitor lake water quality. I led an airborne campaign of Lake Mendota and am now using the data to explore water quality prediction, seasonal succession of microbial communities, and within-lake heterogeneity. I am also exploring applications …

Smith, Quinnlann

Research Interests Google Scholar I am a fisheries ecologist with interests relating to the conservation and management of fish communities, the influence of climate change on the ecology, fisheries, and population dynamics within lake systems, and human effects on aquatic ecosystems. What made you choose this graduate program at UW–Madison? The amazing people and awesome …

Wendorff, Aubrey

Research involves investigating the impact of spatial and temporal variability on chloride dynamics in the Yahara River watershed.