New @BigCzcn paper! Threshold C-Q responses were rare for 11 solutes across CAMELS catchments; solutes were dominated by 1 or 2 C–Q patterns; & links to catchment/hydroclimatic attributes were weak. Great ref paper for your fave solute or region!

Hydrology fan: I lay in bed at night wondering about the effect that groundwater seepage has on stream temperature... Us: Hey fan, circulate this video around https://t.co/s7HbieSc2l

The new edition of Wetzel's #Limnology: Lake & River Ecosystems is out! It was an honor to contribute to this multi-year project & work w/ @TonyaDelSontro on the Organic #Carbon Cycling & Ecosystem Metabolism chapter (there was A LOT to update since 2001!) https://t.co/hVQq7y6GKK

Come work with us at @caryinstitute! We're looking for creative and collaborative ecologists / ecosystem scientists. Open rank. Details here...

We are excited to launch the UConn Agriculture, Health, and Natural Resources Fellows Program! This new program prepares underrepresented students for high-potential careers that help our communities. https://t.co/ImG8Shd5Zk #uconn

Come work with us, #ASLO23! Ad going live late June for a cohort of open-rank hires at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies. Open discipline, but aquatic sciences a big focus. DM me with questions. Fringe benefit: this is steps from your office...

It's official -Dr. Hare!! I am so grateful for the support from all my mentors along the way, particularly my advisor Ashley @AquaBgc, for her unwavering encouragement and inspiration throughout these years; both professionally and with motherhood. @UConnNRE

Excited to announce the publication of a study I led! We investigate surface water responses to precipitation events in a hyper arid basin and use lumped parameter modelling to define different inflow mechanisms that create those responses. Read more at https://t.co/qj6fdQLIl2

A tale of two winters ❄️ Map of #CONUS coupled with lollipop charts show high snow across much of the West and low snow across the East in February. #Day9 | high/low | #30DayChartChallenge 📅 by Althea Archer #rstats #OpenData from @NSIDC https://t.co/rxxkQzoqgP

It’s time for another @CZCNet webinar! On April 17 at 4 PM ET/1 PM PT, Dr. Kamini Singha from the Colorado School of Mines will be giving a webinar: "Imaging the Critical Zone: The Role of #Geophysics (and You!) in Opening and Answering Key Questions".

Join Reid as she chats all things fluvial geomorphology, remote sensing, cold water refuge, salmonid resilience, and Six Nations rugby with engineer and quasi-ecologist, Dr. Antoin O'Sullivan of O'Sullivan EcoHydraulics. https://t.co/pCbOfdQHei

New open access primer on #stream #temperature processes from an energy balance paradigm - with Twitterless folks Jason Leach (lead) & Dan Moore & Beth Neilson & also with Twitterpated (?) @hydrochrista https://t.co/cnad54Z7zb

How can stream restoration structures be adjusted to optimize biogeochemical function? Our new paper explores design "levers" that can be pulled to shift the amount of hyporheic flow through a structure AND the residence/transit time. Longer 🧵 to come... https://t.co/Gw0hPtolnT

Post-doc opening! Interested in #fire, the future of boreal #forests, & state-of-the-art simulation? Join Winslow Hansen's Forest Futures Lab @ Cary Institute. #postdoc #ecology @nsf (Please RT, thanks!) Apply: https://t.co/W5B2t5eBmL Forest Futures Lab: https://t.co/ZPEbqq0s4U

Now accepting applications for a scientist position in hydrology, watershed science, environmental engineering, or a closely related field. @thejonesctr is an independent research and conservation center located on a 29k-acre ecological reserve. Please RT. https://t.co/NggJbrUZwQ

Seeking your best/favorite hydrogeology teaching resources. Go! (& thank you)

I’m recruiting a postdoc to join the Water Resources Ecohydrology Lab @NUMarSci in the broad area of coastal hydrology/water resource modeling! Join me to do interesting and impactful research! See the ad: https://t.co/dgixmIFnmX or use the QR code. Or find me @theAGU #AGU2022

A fully funded Master's or Ph.D. position is available at GERS Lab working on an exciting NASA-funded project using Landsat and ECOSTRESS time series for studying water-use and land-cover change. Please submit your CV, transcript, & research statement to zhe@uconn.edu Please RT

Game on!!! I am allowed to have non-Oneonta students join us for the 1st time since 2019! I am offering a 4 credit, 16-day Field Entomology (AKA Bug Camp) course from June 13-28, '23. This collection & research project-based class is avail @ grad or undergrad lvls. Come play!

Check out what the USGS NGWOS program has been up to in the Catskill Mountains to incorporate multiscale groundwater discharge process into USGS stream corridor monitoring https://t.co/8KVG6MARNI