Katherine Lininger

Fluvial geomorphologist and assistant prof at U of Colorado Boulder in Geography. Interested in rivers, floodplains, carbon, large wood, and river management

[Out of Context Human Race @NoContextHumans]

I’m still trying to work out the answer…🤔

[St Anthony Falls Lab @saflumn]

#flumefriday We are studying how large wood moves on and off floodplains during periods of high flow. Flumes provide us an opportunity to observe these processes, giving us new insights into what these processes look like in different environments. @KBLininger @RuizVillanuevaV

[Li Li 李黎 @LiReactiveWater]

WARR talks on 3.17.
Dr. Lininger @KBLininger @UCBoulder +
Dr. Larsen @Waterslashcycle @UCBerkeley will discuss how water + life + carbon shape land + riverscape?

Register: https://t.co/kP3jV0ICA7
Bio + abstracts + all other WARR talks: https://t.co/BBrtDdBvhp

[Sallie Burrough @SLBurrough]

Proud to have been a small part of this commentary led by @KBLininger and Ann Rowan @icers_SU I hope it helps some #fieldscientists out there make it through the little years. https://t.co/g4R4JoKUbr
#geomorphology #Geology #WomenInScience #mothersinSTEM #fieldwork

[Katherine Lininger @KBLininger]

@FluvialSweden I had this same conversation. Happy tears are difficult to explain!

[Lina Polvi Sjöberg @FluvialSweden]

Excited to share a new paper with lead author @KBLininger in #Geomorphology showing floodplain organic carbon decreases w/ increasing human alteration along 3 rivers in northern Sweden
Access the entire paper here: https://t.co/4yC65kXifV

https://t.co/sbOPBu4GPV

[Katherine Lininger @KBLininger]

@smchartrand @Pumpkin_nanw @AnneSenter @smchartrand thanks for sharing, amazing video! It makes me think of @RuizVillanuevaV ‘s paper on characterizing wood-laden flows!

[Katherine Lininger @KBLininger]

@andywickert I just learned this, and it was super frustrating!

[CSUVetMed&BioScience @CSUVetMedBioSci]

Quest dweller | Storyteller | Trailblazer | Innovator | Game changer

#Neuroscience major & #slampoet Merall Sherif reads her poem, "Building a World," on a different stage surrounded by female #researchers & #scientists at @coloradostateu.

[USGS EROS @USGS_EROS]

The Missouri River saw heavy flooding in 2011, but the recent flood event has been more widespread.
Follow the link for more #MissouriRiverFlood images:
https://t.co/IKmw2PvwRq
#Landsat #Flooding2019

[Katherine Lininger @KBLininger]

Our paper just came out in GRL! Read to learn about floodplain carbon stocks along the Yukon River and the importance of considering floodplains as distinct landscape units: https://t.co/lXxiXLkqQc

[USGS @USGS]

Moving Mountains: Elwha River Still Changing Five Years After World’s Largest Dam-Removal Project: More than 20 million tons of sediment flushed to the sea: https://t.co/9dxsGrDVSm

[Katherine Lininger @KBLininger]

Checking out field trip locations for geomorphology class with a 1 year old makes things a little more difficult but also more fun!

[Katherine Lininger @KBLininger]

Submit an AGU abstract to our session on how wood, vegetation, and geomorphic processes interact! https://t.co/I5PL9gL7aC

[Katherine Lininger @KBLininger]

@jamorgan42 @GeomorphDan Ha! Not yet, though she would probably be pretty good at crawling through small spaces in logjams!

[AGU_EPSP @AGU_EPSP]

May's EPSP Young Researcher Spotlight goes to Dan Scott (@GeomorphDan)! Check out his work on wood in rivers: https://t.co/OWIy68letl

[GWIS Northern CO @NoCoGWIS]

Check us out at the Graduate Student Showcase! @GradSchoolCSU

[NYT Science @NYTScience]

How the metaphors we use to describe discovery affect men and women in the sciences https://t.co/DlPpgW4GZK

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Spreading the word about climate change in Texas hasn't been easy. But Katharine Hayhoe is so darned nice. https://t.co/VtlBC4Bezc

[Katherine Lininger @KBLininger]

Check out this great article by @alexwitze on our research about Arctic/boreal rivers and carbon! https://t.co/LfFnHmLA48