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Kevan B. Moffett Assistant Professor Ph.D. Environmental Earth System Science, Stanford University (2010) B.S. Environmental Engineering, Yale University (2002) Kevan is a hydrologist interested in the coupling of the physical and biological flow and transport pathways in the hydrological cycle, particularly the physics of shallow groundwater, soil water, and surface water movement and how plant water uptake facilitates this movement or ‘gets in the way’. She applies these interests to study surface water-groundwater interactions, evapotranspiration and land-atmosphere interactions, and the hydrological and ecological organization of wet systems, especially coastal wetlands. Kevan joined the Jackson School of Geosciences as an Assistant Professor in Fall 2012. C.V. JSG Newsletter 2012 Scientist Profile: Kevan Moffett |
| S. Moji Bateni Postdoctoral Fellow (July 2013-) Ph.D. Civil and Environmental Engineering, MIT (2011) M.Sc. Civil and Environmental Engineering, Sharif University of Technology (2004) B.Sc. Civil and Environmental Engineering, Isfahan University of Technology (2002) |
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| Allan Jones Ph.D. Student (2012-) B.S. Environmental Geosciences, University of Notre Dame (2012) |
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| Brittany Smith M.S. Student (co-advised with David Mohrig) (2012-) B.S. Plant Biology, University of California at Davis (2007) |
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| Michael O’Connor M.S. Student (2012-) B.A. Geology, Music, Amherst College (2012) |
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| Audrey Eljuri B.S. Honors Student (2010-) |