Kendall Valentine

Assistant Professor

University of Washington

United States

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Kendall Valentine is an Assistant Professor at the University of Washington, USA. Their research areas include coastal landscape sediment connectivity, microbial mat growth in sandy environments, and litter decomposition in coastal forests. Recent publications focus on the impacts of climate change on coastal carbon sinks and sediment dynamics in deltaic estuaries.

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M. L. Kirwan

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Ali Reza Payandeh

University of California, Santa Barbara

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Boston University

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Abbey Hotard

University of South Alabama

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Haosheng Huang

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Louisiana State University

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Mudflat Biostabilization Alters Coastal Landscape Sediment Connectivity

Growth of Microbial Mats on Hard Nuclei in Shallow Sandy Environments

Litter Decomposition in Retreating Coastal Forests

Sediment Exchange Across Coastal Barrier Landscapes Alters Ecosystem Extents

Climate-driven tradeoffs between landscape connectivity and the maintenance of the coastal carbon sink

Benthic Biofilm Potential for Organic Carbon Accumulation in Salt Marsh Sediments

Suspended sediment dynamics in a deltaic estuary controlled by subtidal motion and offshore river plumes

Brackish marshes erode twice as fast as saline marshes in the Mississippi Delta region

Does eutrophication affect the ability of biofilms to stabilize muddy sediments?

Mud-associated organic matter and its direct and indirect role in marsh organic matter accumulation and vertical accretion

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M. L. Kirwan

Ali Reza Payandeh

Sergio Fagherazzi

Abbey Hotard

Haosheng Huang

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