Member Since 1988
Karen Haley Johannesson
Professor, University of Massachusetts Boston
Member, Hydrology Fellows Committee
Professional Experience
University of Massachusetts Boston
Professor
2020 - Present
Tulane University
Professor
2007 - 2019
University of Texas at Arlington
Associate Professor
2002 - 2007
Old Dominion University
Assistant Professor
1997 - 2002
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Education
University of Nevada, Reno
Doctorate
1993
Boston College
Masters
1988
University of New Hampshire Main Campus
Bachelors
1985
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Honors & Awards
Union Fellow
Received December 2024
Publications
Acidification Of Northeastern USA Lakes From Rising Anthropo...
November 16, 2023
River discharge influences on particulate organic carbon age...
February 26, 2013
Perennial ponds are not an important source of water or diss...
October 26, 2011
AGU Abstracts
Geochemical controls on mobilization and transport of tungsten in sediments from Fallon, Nevada: The importance of a possible anthropogenic tungsten source
RECENT ADVANCES IN THE OCCURRENCE, FATE, TRANSPORT, TRANSFORMATION, AND REMEDIATION OF CONTAMINANTS IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS II
hydrology | 11 december 2020
Saugata Datta, Harshad V. Kulkarni, Chad Hobson, K...
Elevated tungsten (W) levels in human body fluids have been linked to a childhood leukemia cluster in Fallon, Nevada. We studied the occurrence and sp...
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Groundwater Discharge to a River Delta Driven by the Mississippi River Stage
OCEAN SCIENCES 2020
ocean biology and biogeochemistry | 19 february 2020
Jaye E. Cable, Karen H. Johannesson, Jihyuk Kim, A...
Groundwater discharge is recognized as an important vector for freshwater and biogeochemical constituents to coastal systems. In many coastal environm...
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Effects of adsorption and mineral surfaces catalysis on tungsten speciation in anoxic environment
FATE AND EFFECTS OF METALS, ORGANIC MATTERS, AND OTHER EMERGING ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS II POSTERS
biogeosciences | 09 december 2019
Minming Cui, Maya L. Gomes, Karen H. Johannesson
In sulfidic environments, tungsten (W) may exist in the form of tungstates or partially thiolated species depending on the duration of euxinia and the...
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Volunteer Experience
2025 - 2027
Member
Hydrology Fellows Committee
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