Samantha Joye |
Samantha Joye
Professor
Department
of Marine Sciences, University of Georgia
Expertise:
Biogeochemistry, Microbial Ecology
Issues of Interest:
Non-point source pollution (groundwater), nutrient dynamics, microalgal
production, trace gas (methane, nitrous oxide) dynamics
Current Projects:
1. Groundwater-derived nitrogen and phosphorus inputs to the Satilla River estuary: impacts on coastal ecosystem health
2. The role of groundwater in the biogeochemical cycles of nitrogen and phosphorus in SC coastal waters
3. The role of intertidal sediment processes in mediating coastal ecosystem health
4. Georgia Coastal
Ecosystems Long Term Ecological Research Program (sediment biogeochemistry,
Altamaha River water chemistry)
Location:
Our work focuses on the Altamaha River, on Sapelo Island and in the Satilla
River estuary (Dover Bluff and White Oak Creek). We also have field sites in
South Carolina, near Bluffton.
Project Links:
Merryl Alber, Tim Hollibaugh, Steve Pennings, Wade Sheldon, Clark Alexander, Dale Bishop, Jack Blanton, Adrian Burd, Chris Craft, Daniela Di Iorio, Mandy Joye, Christof Meile, Billy Moore, Brian Silliman and John Wares (see project summary for affiliations).
Ephemeral
Microbial Mats in the Satilla River
Deborah
A. Bronk* and Samantha Joye (Dept of Marine Sciences, Univ of Georgia, *currently
at the Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, College of William and Mary)
Dissolved
Inorganic Nitrogen and Nitrous Oxide Concentrations in the Groundwater of
Two Selected Sites in Coastal Georgia and South Carolina
Samantha B. Joye (Dept. of Marine Sciences, Univ. of Georgia)
Homepage:
http://www.marsci.uga.edu/FacultyPages/Joye/index.html