Curriculum
Vitae – Karin E. Limburg
Work Address:
Illick Hall
Syracuse, NY 13210 USA
e-mail: KLimburg@esf.edu
POST-PhD EMPLOYMENT
8/03
-- Associate Professor,
7/99 -- 7/03 Assistant Professor,
2/97 – 7/99 Research Assistant
Professor, Department of Systems Ecology,
1/94 - 1/97 Post-doctoral fellow,
RECENT AWARDS AND GRANTS
2009 • Grant award, Hudson River Foundation: “River
Herring Otolith Geochemical Markers to Aid in Stock Identification and
Conservation”
2008 • Grant award, Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research
Consortium (via U. of Florida): “Grand Canyon Near-Shore Fish Ecology”
•
Grant award, Syracuse Center of Excellence: “Bridging the temporal
mismatch between remotely-sensed land use changes and field-based water
quality/quantity observations: Onondaga Creek, NY”
2007 • Grant award, National Science Foundation: “MRI: Acquisition of a
Laser-Ablation System for High Resolution, Micro-Scale Analysis of
Environmental Materials”
• Conference support, Ford
Foundation
2006 · Grant award, NYS Water
Resources Institute: “Assessing the Ecosystem Services of Open Space for
Water Resource Protection in the
•
Grant award, Syracuse Center of Excellence: “An Integrated
Monitoring/Modeling Framework for Assessing Human-Nature Interactions in
Urbanizing Watersheds: Onondaga and Wappinger Creeks”
·
Grant award, NYS Dept of Environmental Conservation: “Otolith
Microchemistry Studies in New York Waters”
· Fulbright stipendiate (
COURSES
OFFERED:
EFB 487/687 Fisheries Science and Management;
EFB 488 Fisheries Science Practicum
EFB
496/796 Watershed Ecology practicum
EFB 496/796 Watershed Ecology
(occasionally) EFB 500, (field course): The Hudson River
Watershed: Source to Sink in Eight Days
Various graduate seminars including: Topics in Aquatic
Ecology; Topics in Fisheries Science; Grant Writing and Management; Topics in
Mathematical Ecology & Ecological Modeling
GRADUATE
STUDENTS, POST-DOCTORAL ASSOCIATES, & VISITING SCIENTISTS:
Current: A. Boslett (MS), K. Gehl
(MS), T. Hayden (Post-doc), R. Monteiro (PhD), C. Nack (MS), M. Ramsey (PhD), A. Sopacua (PhD), S. Turner
(MS)
Past:
I. Blackburn (MPS), M. Chimaliza (MPS), L. Deutsch
(PhD), T. Elsdon (Post-doc), B. Hong (Post-doc), A. Lochet (Post-doc), L. Machut
(MS), J. Maes (Post-doc), K. McGohan
(MS),
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS – feel free to send requests for things you can’t download from here.
Limburg, K.E., and J. R. Waldman. 2009. Dramatic declines in North Atlantic diadromous fishes. BioScience (in press).
Limburg, K.E., V. Luzadis, M.M. Ramsey, K.L. Schulz, and C.M. Mayer. 2009. The good, the bad, and the algae: ecosystem
services and disservices generated by zebra and quagga mussels. Journal of Great Lakes Research (in revision)
Limburg, K.E.
2009. Aquatic Ecosystem Services. In Gene E. Likens (editor) Encyclopedia
of Inland Waters, Vol. 1: 25-30. Elsevier Publishers, Oxford.
Hong, B., K.E.
(Also, a
commentary was published on this article by S. Carlson and N.C. Stenseth)
Olson, C., K.E. Limburg, and M. Söderblom. 2008.
Stone Age fishhooks – how were they dimensioned, and why? Journal of Archaeological Science
35:2813-2823.
Elsdon, T.S., B.K. Wells, S.E. Campana,
B.M. Gillanders, C.M. Jones, K.E. Limburg, D.H. Secor, S.R. Thorrold, and B.D.
Walther. 2008. Otolith chemistry to describe movements and
life-history parameters of fishes: hypotheses, assumptions, limitations, and
inferences. Oceanography and Marine
Biology: an Annual Review 46: 297-330.
Elsdon, T., and K.E. Limburg. 2008.
Nutrients and their period of enhancement influence benthic cover and
biomass in a freshwater system. Marine
and Freshwater Research
59(6):467-476.
Machut, L.S., K.E. Limburg, R. E. Schmidt,
and D. Dittman. 2007. Anthropogenic impacts on
American eel demographics in Hudson River tributaries,
Simonin, P.W., K.E. Limburg, and L.S. Machut.
2007. Bridging the energy gap: anadromous blueback
herring feeding in the
Hong, B., K.E.Limburg, M.
Hall, and J.D. Erickson. 2007. Scenario Analysis of Economy-Ecology
Interactions in the Hudson River Basin.
Waldman, J.R., K.E. Limburg, and D.L. Strayer, editors. 2006.
Stainbrook, K.M., K.E. Limburg, R.A. Daniels, and R.E.
Schmidt. 2006. Long-term changes in ecosystem health of two
Swaney, D.P., K. E. Limburg, and K. M. Stainbrook. 2006. Some historical changes in the patterns of
population and land use in the Hudson River watershed. American Fisheries Society Symposium 51:
75-112.
Daverat, F., K.E. Limburg,
Limburg, K.E., and D.I. Siegel. 2006. The hydrogeochemistry of connected waterways, and the potential
for tracing fish migrations. Northeastern
Geology and Environmental Sciences 28(3): 254-265.
Daniels, R.A., K.E. Limburg, R.E. Schmidt, D.L. Strayer, and R.C. Chambers.
2005. Changes in fish assemblages in the tidal
Hudson River, New York. p. 471-503 In: Rinne, J.
N., R. M. Hughes, and B. Calamusso (eds.). Historical
changes in large river fish assemblages of
Westin, L., and K.E.
Limburg. 2003. Newly discovered reproductive isolation reveals
sympatric populations of Esox lucius in the
Baltic. Journal of Fish Biology 61: 1647-1652.
Olson, C, K. Limburg, W.
Patterson, M. Elfman, P. Kristiansson,
and S. Ehrenberg. 2002. Reconstruction of Fisheries and Environment from
the Stone Age: Preliminary Studies of Hard Parts of Codfish (Gadus morhua) from
Ajvide,
Caraco, N.F., G. Lampman, J.J. Cole, K.E. Limburg, M.L.Pace,
and D.Fischer. 1998. Microbial assimilation of DIN in
a nitrogen rich estuary: implications for food quality and isotope
studies. Marine Ecology Progress Series 167: 59-71.
Costanza, R., R. D’Arge,
R. de Groot, S. Farber, M. Grasso, B. Hannon, K.
Limburg, S. Naeem, R. V. O’Neill, J. Paruelo, R. G. Raskin, P. Sutton,
and M. van den Belt. 1997 The value of the world’s ecosystem
services and natural capital. Nature 387:253-260.
Limburg,
K.E. and R.E. Schmidt. 1990 Patterns of
fish spawning in the Hudson River watershed: biological response to an urban
gradient? Ecology 71:1238-1245.
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