People
Principal Investigator | |
Dr. Gary Lamberti I am interested in all aspects of stream, river, and wetland ecosystems on a changing planet. |
Dr. Lamberti is the Rev. Julius A. Nieuwland, CSC, Professor of Aquatic Science in the Department of Biological Sciences. He guides the Stream and Wetland Ecology Laboratory in conducting vital research on aquatic ecosystems of the Great Lakes region and also in Alaska. |
Teaching Professor | |
![]() I am interested in migratory fish and their ecological effect on streams and rivers, and also how to effectively teach and train science students. |
I currently teach several required courses for Environmental Sciences majors while also being the academic advisor for the major. I'm also involved in promoting strategies for addressing science virtues in education and training, including through art-science collaborations.
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Assistant Research Professor | |
![]() Assistant Research Professor Interested in the biomagnification of PFAS in the Great Lakes. |
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Graduate Students | |
![]() Amaryllis Adey Studying the ecology of coastal wetlands in Alaska and the Great Lakes. |
![]() Ph.D. Candidate Studying the transport and fate of environmental DNA in flowing water |
![]() Alison Zachritz |
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Staff | |
Sarah Klepinger |
Yolonda Wiens |
Undergraduates | |
![]() Ben McCarthy Analyzing Coastal Wetland Monitoring Program database for spatial and temporal trends in invertebrate biodiversity in the Great Lakes. |
![]() Junior, pursuing a BS in Biological Sciences Studying the magnification and movement of PFAS in lake ecosystems. |
![]() Junior, pursuing a BS in Biological Sciences Conducting water chemistry measurements and processing data to determine the ecological impact of the invasive Elodea plant on Alaska’s Eyak Lake. |
![]() Junior, pursuing a BS in Biological Sciences, Concentration in Ecology and Environment Investigating the accumulation and distribution of PFAS in various species of the Lake Michigan ecosystem
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![]() Junior, pursuing a BS in Science - Business Studying the environmental consequences of PFAS, specifically within the Great Lakes ecosystems. |
![]() Sophomore, pursuing a BS in Environmental Sciences Studying the movement and biomagnification of PFAS in Great Lakes ecosystems. |
Links | |
Lamberti Lab Alumni | |
Lamberti Lab Publications | |
Lamberti Lab Theses and Dissertations |