Vanessa Czeszynski
University of Minnesota, MN, United States
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.
I will be starting my PhD this fall in the University of Minnesota’s ecology, evolution, and behavior program working under the mentorship of Dr. Jim Cotner. I am an alumni at the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse (B.S. ‘20 & M.S. ‘23). In my undergraduate degree I started getting involved with research through the McNair Scholars Program. Now, my research focuses on the microbial influence on dissolved organic carbon and global “browning” trends in freshwater lakes. I am also passionate about DEI and broadening participation in green STEM fields, and am an alumni of the Society for Freshwater Sciences Instar and Emerge Fellowship programs.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Browning in the deep! Assessing the implications of climate-induced browning on DOM composition and lability in Minnesota lakes (#663)
3:30 PM
Molly Hennelly
Poster Session 1
Breathless Lakes: How Methane and Microbes Fuel an Oxygen Crisis (#131)
4:45 PM
Vanessa Czeszynski
Special Session: Lakes, ponds, and wetlands oh my! Drivers, feedbacks, and responses of the carbon cycle under a changing climate 1.0
Breaking the ice: winter greenhouse gas emissions from Northern lakes under a changing climate. (#128)
4:00 PM
Phoenix A Rogers
Special Session: Lakes, ponds, and wetlands oh my! Drivers, feedbacks, and responses of the carbon cycle under a changing climate 1.0
Sure methane warms the planet, but it also kills fish! (#129)
4:15 PM
James Cotner
Special Session: Lakes, ponds, and wetlands oh my! Drivers, feedbacks, and responses of the carbon cycle under a changing climate 1.0
Assessing how mixing dynamics impact methane (CH4) release to the atmosphere in Minnesota lakes (#130)
4:30 PM
William R Brown
Special Session: Lakes, ponds, and wetlands oh my! Drivers, feedbacks, and responses of the carbon cycle under a changing climate 1.0
SFS 2025