Matthew Johnson

Associate Professor

University of Nottingham

United Kingdom

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Matthew Johnson is an Associate Professor at the University of Nottingham, UK. His research areas include methane emissions from hydropower reservoirs, river connectivity management, and the ecological impacts of rising water temperatures. He also investigates trace metal accumulation in wildlife and soil, as well as the effectiveness of flood alleviation schemes and river restoration for enhancing biodiversity. His recent publications reflect a strong focus on interdisciplinary approaches in environmental management and hydrological modeling.

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University of Nottingham

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Rebalancing River Lateral Connectivity: An Interdisciplinary Focus for Research and Management

The role of reservoir size in driving methane emissions in China

Accounting for the power of nature: Using flume and field studies to compare the capacities of bio‐energy and fluvial energy to move surficial gravels

Greenhouse gas emissions from hydropower reservoirs: emission processes and management approaches

Rising water temperature in rivers: Ecological impacts and future resilience

Trace metal accumulation through the environment and wildlife at two derelict lead mines in Wales

Relationships between soil and badger elemental concentrations across a heterogeneously contaminated landscape

Human health implications from consuming eggs produced near a derelict metalliferous mine: a case study

Multi-model evaluation of catchment- and global-scale hydrological model simulations of drought characteristics across eight large river catchments

A possible role for river restoration enhancing biodiversity through interaction with wildfire

Performance of an environmentally‐aligned, low maintenance flood alleviation scheme on the Burn of Mosset, Forres, Scotland

Aquatic Insect Bioconstructions Modify Fine‐Sediment Entrainment and Mobility

Green infrastructure: The future of urban flood risk management?

Anthropogenic litter is a novel habitat for aquatic macroinvertebrates in urban rivers

Microplastic pollution in Chinese urban rivers: The influence of urban factors

Values influence public perceptions of flood management schemes

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Simon Gosling

Richard Boothroyd

Benjamin M. C. Swift

Hannes Müller Schmied

Colin Thorne

Lina E. Polvi

Ross Stirling

MICHELA MARIANI

Sebastian Ostberg

Markus Eichhorn

Andres Holz

Stephen J. Dugdale

Daniel Green

Matthew Smallman-Raynor

Lisa Yon

Thomas Stanton

Franziska Schrodt

Lutz Breuer

Paul J. Wood

Matthew Jones

Malcolm Bennett

Lei Li

Stephen P. Rice

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