Elizabeth Minor

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University of Minnesota Duluth

United States

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Elizabeth Minor is a Professor at the University of Minnesota Duluth, USA. Her research interests encompass the carbon cycle variability in large lakes, with a strong focus on microplastics in aquatic environments. Recent articles highlight her work on the carbon dynamics of Lake Superior and the assessment of microplastic distributions and their retention in various inland lakes in Minnesota.

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Craig Hill

Assistant Professor

University of Minnesota Duluth

UNITED STATES

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Melissa Maurer-Jones

Associate Professor

University of Minnesota Duluth

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Kathryn Schreiner

University of Minnesota

UNITED STATES

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Amy L. Lusher

NORWAY

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Clare Steele

Assistant Professor

California State University Channel Islands

UNITED STATES

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Andrew Gray

Associate Professor of Watershed Hydrology

University of California, Riverside

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Articles (11)

A Neural Network‐Based Estimate of the Seasonal to Inter‐Annual Variability of the Lake Superior Carbon Cycle

Size Distributions of Microplastics in the St Louis Estuary and Western Lake Superior

Underway pCO2 Surveys Unravel CO2 Invasion of Lake Superior From Seasonal Variability

Variability of microplastic loading and retention in four inland lakes in Minnesota, USA

Total alkalinity measurement using an open‐source platform

Dissolved organic matter in large lakes: a key but understudied component of the carbon cycle

Small microplastic particles in Lake Superior: A preliminary study coupling Nile red staining, flow cytometry and pyrolysis gas chromatography–mass spectrometry

Microplastics in the Water Column of Western Lake Superior

Quantitative assessment of visual microscopy as a tool for microplastic research: Recommendations for improving methods and reporting

Alkalinity, pH, and pCO2 in the Laurentian Great Lakes: An initial view of seasonal and inter-annual trends

An analysis of microlitter and microplastics from Lake Superior beach sand and surface-water

Collaborators (6)

Craig Hill

Melissa Maurer-Jones

Kathryn Schreiner

Amy L. Lusher

Clare Steele

Andrew Gray

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