Earth and Environmental Sciences

AQUATIC GEOCHEMISTRY

Welcome

Welcome to Aquatic Geochemistry at the University of Michigan! We study the chemistry of naturally occurring organic matter in freshwaters, from soil waters to streams and lakes. Currently we work on carbon cycling in arctic, temperate, and tropical soils and freshwaters, focusing on the role of sunlight, bacteria and iron in the conversion of organic matter to carbon dioxide. Our facilities include instrumentation for the analysis of organic carbon in water and its pathways of oxidation, such as optical spectroscopy (UV-Visible absorbance and fluorescence), DOC and DIC analysis, mass spectrometry, and more.

Rose Cory in the Alaskan Arctic

People

  • Karly Clippinger

    Karly Clippinger

    Research Associate Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences

  • Emma Rieb

    Emma Rieb

    PhD CandidateDepartment of Earth and Environmental Sciences

  • Emma Johnson

    Emma Johnson

    PhD CandidateDepartment of Earth and Environmental Sciences

  • Rose M. Cory

    Rose M. Cory

    Professor Aquatic Geochemistry Earth & Environmental Sciences

  • Nathan La Framboise

    Nathan La Framboise

    Masters Student Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences