I am an Assistant Scientist and Site Manager with the North Temperate Lakes Long Term Ecological Research Program. My primary research interests focus around ecosystem ecology and biogeochemistry. I am particularly interested in understanding the patterns of long-term change in aquatic ecosystems along with the local and regional factors that shape those patterns. My research program uses both field-based and data-intensive approaches; spans spatial gradients from individual lakes to continents; and draws on expertise in limnology, time series analyses, advanced environmental sensors, data science, and modeling. More information regarding research that I am involved in can be found here.
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Educational History
B.S., Biology and Legal Studies, University of Wisconsin Superior (2003) M.S., Biological Sciences, Virginia Tech (2005) Ph.D., Limnology and Marine Science, University of Wisconsin (2009) |
Dr. Noah R. Lottig
Trout Lake Research Station Center for Limnology University of Wisconsin - Madison 3110 Trout Lake Station Dr. Boulder Junction, WI 54512 |