Todd V Royer

Aquatic ecologist, biogeochemist, and Professor at Indiana University. Editor, Freshwater Science.

[Guy Shrubsole @guyshrubsole]

“Agricultural pollution contributes to 62% of waterways in England failing to meet good standards for chemical and biological pollution” https://t.co/DTrFC9a2Az

[Tadeu Siqueira @TadSiqueira]

Excited to share our latest open-access paper in Ecology - now assigned to an issue. We analysed data from 355 sites worldwide to unravel the drivers of ecological stability in freshwater ecosystems. (1/n)
https://t.co/1o2ikXv1LM

[Todd V Royer @ToddVRoyer]

@hort4cy There’s an event starting an hour north of you that’s far more interesting.

[Todd V Royer @ToddVRoyer]

@hort4cy @IngelsEng I’ll never forget that game.

[Todd V Royer @ToddVRoyer]

As climate risks mount, the insurance safety net is collapsing | Grist https://t.co/1b1MMZukXw

[Todd V Royer @ToddVRoyer]

We are hiring! Up to 4 positions!
Tenured/Tenure-Track Faculty Positions in Energy, Water, and Land Use Interdisciplinary Cluster
https://t.co/4VhE09AHLH

[Carla Atkinson @CarlaLAtkinson]

Big things happening at the Center for Freshwater Studies @UofAlabama! I am looking for a postdoc to work alongside my lab as part of my CAREER award. We have made great strides moving this project forward and I look forward to growing our team! @UaDeptBSC

[Daniel Allen @DrFluvial]

@jonsweetman and I are recruiting a grad student interested in stream restoration ecology to begin in 2024. See details below, and if you are interested complete this form: https://t.co/J0l8qeU08j. @PSUecosystems @huckinstitutes. Please RT!

[Jim Cloern @DrCloern]

Benefits of publishing in scientific-society journals
https://t.co/voSEXl4xB4

@aslo_org #ASLO_LO #ASLO_Methods #ASLO_Letters #ASLO_Bulletin @CERFScience @rcef_aslo @ECSAssociation @ICES_ASC @AGU_OS @OceanDecadeECOP @BenthosNews @ESA_org @EGU_Ocean @SIL_limnology @SWS_org

[Todd V Royer @ToddVRoyer]

@WardHydro Village People. YMCA

[Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 @NatRevEarthEnv]

🚨New Review!

Global river water quality under climate change & hydroclimatic extremes 🏞️🌦️

@Michelle_vVliet et al. assess the key responses and mechanisms impacting river water quality

https://t.co/XhjmdcPC9A

[OSU Aquatic Ecology Laboratory @AEL_OSU]

Join @thehoodlab and the AEL! Dr. Jim Hood is recruiting two students for projects focused on improving the understanding of the role rivers play in phosphorus cycling
https://t.co/egnhIizEDx
@eeob_osu

[Jeremy Tiemann @jayhawktiemann]

Oh look, #INHSMolluk lab's photo graces front cover of @BenthosNews!!

Our paper, led by Hugo, used surrogate species to predict suitable habitat to aid in translocations of critically imperiled #FreshwaterMussels. Cover photo of some species used.

Paper: https://t.co/nYMNUWpqUO

[Chicago Journals @ChicagoJournals]

This Ahead of Print article from Freshwater Science examines the movement of corixids between North American wetlands and rivers. Read “Sulfur stable isotopes as a tracer of insect migration and consumption by fish predators” here: https://t.co/YWedRirn6H @BenthosNews

[Tadeu Siqueira @TadSiqueira]

Please, RT: I have a funded PhD position available. Opportunity to develop research on topics such as: metacommunity stability; keystone communities; predictability of biodiversity responses to environmental change. https://t.co/SrBfHwtQiN #biodiversity #ecology #phd #NewZealand

[Todd V Royer @ToddVRoyer]

@AJReisinger Freshwater Science publishes short papers, though we don’t label them as Notes. They’re just short regular papers. Email me if you want to discuss.

[Center for Limnology @WiscLimnology]

Out today in @Nature - rivers and streams are major contributors to global methane emissions. Emily Stanley & a team of international researchers mapped out where & why.

https://t.co/fmJouW8eTM

[Todd V Royer @ToddVRoyer]

@RiverChem @WardHydro knows more about it than I do. He can probably point you to the most useful papers.

[Todd V Royer @ToddVRoyer]

@RiverChem Gotcha. Only thing that comes to mind is the release of lampricide into streams. Takes some calc’s to get right concentration for long enough distance to be effective, but without adding too much and killing everything.