Welcome!
My name is Nick Marzolf. I am a Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of Biology at Duke University in the Biogeochemistry (#DukeBGC) lab.
My research broadly explores how freshwater ecosystems are changing: from changes in biological composition, disturbance regimes, metabolic energy inputs, biogeochemistry, and the effects of climate change. I study at multiple scales: from sub-daily changes in pH and dissolved oxygen to multi-year cycles in El Niño Southern Oscillation and from focal stream reaches to continental-scale changes in river productivity.
To learn about my background: Bio
To see current research topics: Research
To see publications: Publications
If you have any questions, are interested in collaborating, want to see coding projects, or just want to say hi!: Contact
My name is Nick Marzolf. I am a Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of Biology at Duke University in the Biogeochemistry (#DukeBGC) lab.
My research broadly explores how freshwater ecosystems are changing: from changes in biological composition, disturbance regimes, metabolic energy inputs, biogeochemistry, and the effects of climate change. I study at multiple scales: from sub-daily changes in pH and dissolved oxygen to multi-year cycles in El Niño Southern Oscillation and from focal stream reaches to continental-scale changes in river productivity.
To learn about my background: Bio
To see current research topics: Research
To see publications: Publications
If you have any questions, are interested in collaborating, want to see coding projects, or just want to say hi!: Contact
