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Stephen K. Hamilton

Michigan State University

Expertise

  • Biological — General Community Structures — Whole system community dynamics and modeling
  • Human Dimensions — Agricultural Connections — Climate adaptation

Education / Outreach Target Audience

  • Bachelors students
  • Masters / PhD students

Professional Focus

My principal research interests involve ecosystem ecology and biogeochemistry, with particular attention to aquatic environments and the movement of water through landscapes. I am especially interested in running waters, wetlands and floodplains because they represent an interface between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems that is often biologically diverse and productive. I also like to consider ecosystem processes at the landscape or watershed scale, and I prefer to do research that contributes to our understanding of environmental problems or improves our ability to manage ecosystems. In recent years I have increasingly conducted research on agricultural ecology and the sustainability of crop production for food and biofuel. I am presently devoting much of my time to agricultural ecology and the study of various aspects of aquatic ecosystems in southern Michigan, including wetlands, streams, lakes, and watersheds.
Real name: 
Stephen K. Hamilton

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