Maya Bhatia

Assistant Professor

University of Alberta

Canada

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Dr. Maya Bhatia is an Assistant Professor at the University of Alberta in Canada. Her research focuses on biogeochemical assessments of glacial river headwaters, organic matter dynamics, and microbial assemblages in Arctic and Rocky Mountain ecosystems. She has published extensively on topics including methane emissions from peatlands, nutrient exports from glaciers, and phytoplankton dynamics in marine systems.

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Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair

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Jodi Young

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University of Washington

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Randelle M. Bundy

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Winifred Johnson

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David Olefeldt

Assistant Professor

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Articles (7)

Shifts in organic matter character and microbial assemblages from glacial headwaters to downstream reaches in the Canadian Rocky Mountains

Rubisco in high Arctic tidewater glacier‐marine systems: A new window into phytoplankton dynamics

A Comprehensive Biogeochemical Assessment of Climate‐Threatened Glacial River Headwaters on the Eastern Slopes of the Canadian Rocky Mountains

High peatland methane emissions following permafrost thaw: enhanced acetoclastic methanogenesis during early successional stages

Glaciers and Nutrients in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago Marine System

Nutrient and Carbon Export From a Tidewater Glacier to the Coastal Ocean in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago

Metabolite composition of sinking particles differs from surface suspended particles across a latitudinal transect in the South Atlantic

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Liam Heffernan

Erin Bertrand

Stephanie Waterman

Jodi Young

Randelle M. Bundy

Winifred Johnson

David Olefeldt

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