Emily Stanley
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Emily Stanley is a Professor at the University of Wisconsin, located in the United States. Her research focuses on greenhouse gas emissions, particularly methane and nitrous oxide, in aquatic ecosystems and riverine environments. Recent articles reflect her expertise in limnology, the impacts of climate change on water bodies, and the development of data resources such as the Global River Methane Database.
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Collaborators (14)
Emily S. Bernhardt
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Joshua Dean
University of Bristol
Kelly Aho
Assistant Professor
Michigan State University
Gerard Rocher-Ros
Assistant Professor
Umeå University
Marcus B. Wallin
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D. T. Ha
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Nora Casson
University of Winnipeg
Christopher Kucharik
Professor
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Claire Griffin
Assistant Professor
Allegheny College
Monika Winder
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ADRIANNA GORSKY
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Michael Pace
University of Virginia
Sarah Collins
Assistant Professor
University of Wyoming
Erin Hotchkiss
Associate Professor
Virginia Tech
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