Maxwell Tice-Lewis

2018, MS
Joel Fodrie
Oyster community ecology, estuarine disturbance ecology, invertebrate and fish habitat utilization

Simon Topp

2021, PhD
Dr. Tamlin Pavelsky
I am a doctoral student working with Dr. Tamlin Pavelsky in the Global Hydrology Lab.  My research involves using remote sensing to understands trends in regional lake hydrology with a focus on its relationship to permafrost extent within the arctic. Outside of my academic life, I ride bikes with friends, promote outdoor recreation, try to cook the occasional good meal, and relax with a good book when time allows.

Olivia Torano

2018, MS
Adrian Marchetti
Freshwater ecology, aquatic vegetation, nutrient cycling

Bryce Van Dam

2018, PhD
Hans Paerl
Biogeochemical Cycling

Tim Wahl

Christopher Martens
Coastal biogeochemistry and nutrient cycling

Amy Yarnall

Joel Fodrie
Predator-prey interactions and sustainable fishery harvest

Erika Young

2017, Ph.D.
Pete Peterson
Influences of shoreline stabilization structures on nekton and birds in salt marshes

Barbara Zemskova

Brian White
Fluid Dynamics

Stacy Zhang

2022 Post-Doc UNC Institute of Marine Sciences
2019 PhD Marine Science and Conservation from Duke University's Nicholas School of the Environment
2012 BS in Biology from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Joel Fodrie

My research interests span from basic ecology to social drivers of coastal resource use. My doctoral research investigated how species interactions affect community structure and coastal habitat restoration, specifically of seagrasses.

Shelby Ziegler

Joel Fodrie
Food web linkages, Habitat connectivity, Marine community ecology