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Principal Investigator
Dr. Gary Lamberti I am interested in all aspects of stream, river, and wetland ecosystems on a changing planet.	I am currently (2020-2021) on deployment as a Program Director with the National Science Foundation, where I oversee grant programs in the Division of Environmental Biology. The Stream and Wetland Ecology Laboratory continues to conduct vital research on aquatic ecosystems of the Great Lakes region and also in Alaska.
Research Assistant Professor
Dr. Dominic Chaloner
Graduate Students
Whitney Conard Ph.D. candidate Studying Great Lakes food webcontaminants	Natalie Levesque M.S. student Studying the ecology of an introduced aquatic plant (Elodea canadensis) in Alaskan ponds
Katherine O'Reilly Ph.D. candidate Quantifying trophic linkages between coastal wetlands and nearshore Lake Michigan	Elise Snyder Pd.D. student Studying the transport and fate of environmental DNA in flowing water
Staff
Sarah Klepinger Laboratory Manager Supports undergraduate and graduate researchers by processing samples, performing chemical and data analyses, coordinating with research partners, training newcomers, performing day-to-day laboratory maintenance, and leading the summer survey crew.	Yolonda Wiens Administrative Assistant Order lab and field supplies, manage grant funding and manage lab website.
Undergraduates
Katie Calhoun Senior, pursuing a BS in Environmental Engineering. Studying Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances concentrations in Great Lakes fish.	Rachel Hughes Senior, pursuing a BS in Liberal Studies and Environmental Sciences supp. Working with the Elodea project, prepping and analyzing stable isotope samples to create a food web model for southern Alaska.
Matt Millado Senior, pursuing a BS in Environmental Sciences with a minor in Sustainability. Processing prey fish for analysis of PFAS in Great Lakes food webs.	Samuel Bosio Junior, pursuing a BS in Environmental Sciences with a minor in Sustainability Analyzing the efficacy and feasibility of various stream restoration methods.
Joseph Gentine Junior, pursuing a BS in Environmental Sciences and Economics Researching chlorophyll levels in Great Lakes coastal wetlands.	Genesee Kortick Junior, pursuing a BS in Environmental Sciences Studying Alaskan wetland ecosystems by helping prepare soil samples, insect samples, and entering data.
Links
Lamberti Lab Alumni
Lamberti Lab Publications
Lamberti Lab Theses and Dissertations