Member Since 2014
Megan Irene Behnke
PhD Candidate, Florida State University
Professional Experience
Florida State University
PhD Candidate
2017 - Present
ETH Zürich
visiting PhD student
2019 - 2019
St Olaf College
research student
2012 - 2016
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Education
Masters
2020
Honors & Awards
David E Lumley Young Scientist Scholarship
Received January 2014
Student Travel Grant
Received December 2014
Publications
The Role of Glacier Erosion in Riverine Particulate Organic ...
November 01, 2023
Stormflows Drive Stream Carbon Concentration, Speciation, an...
September 21, 2020
AGU Abstracts
USGS CASC Network Climate Adaptation Postdoctoral Fellows Program: National Synthesis on the Future of Aquatic Flows
WATER AND SOCIETY: WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND POLICY IN A CHANGING WORLD II POSTER
hydrology | 12 december 2023
Jennifer L. Pensky, Charlotte I Lee, Joshua Wimhu...
Natural resource and water managers have long understood the connections between aquatic flows, water supply and quality, riverine ecosystem health, a...
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Aquatic Biomass is a Major Overlooked Source to Particulate Organic Matter Export in Large Arctic Rivers
RESPONSES OF BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES TO CLIMATE CHANGE III ONLINE POSTER DISCUSSION
biogeosciences | 13 december 2022
Robert G. Spencer, Suzanne E. Tank, James W. McCle...
Arctic rivers provide an integrated signature of the changing landscape and transmit signals of change to the ocean. Here we use a decade of particula...
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Delineating Particulate Organic Matter Sources in the Major Arctic Rivers: The Importance of Contemporary Autochthony
ADVANCES IN LARGE-SCALE STUDIES IN WATERSHED BIOGEOCHEMISTRY I ORAL
biogeosciences | 16 december 2021
Megan I. Behnke, Suzanne E. Tank, James W. McClell...
Climate change is warming the Arctic rapidly, leading to significant changes in permafrost extent and stability with ramifications for carbon cycling....
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