Brice Grunert
Postdoctoral Research Associate
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Brice joined the lab in 2018 after completing his PhD degree at Michigan Technological University. Brice's research focuses on optical characterization of DOM cycling, developing algorithms for multi- and hyperspectral ocean colors sensors and monitoring aquatic biogeochemical variability utilizing autonomous platforms. He enjoys combining large datasets to address complex research questions. He has experience working across the "salty divide", from wetlands, rivers and the Great Lakes to estuaries and the coastal ocean. He is currently working on projects in the Long Island Sound, coastal Arctic and Great Lakes watersheds.
Recent Publications:
Meingast, K.M., B. K. Grunert, S. A. Green, E. S. Kane, N. Khademimoshegenani. 2020. Insights on dissolved organic matter production revealed by removal of charge-transfer interactions in senescent leaf leachates. Water 12(9), 2356. Grunert, B. K., C. B. Mouw, A. B. Ciochetto. 2019. Deriving inherent optical properties from decomposition of hyperspectral non-water absorption. Remote Sensing of Environment, 225: 193-206 Grunert, B. K., S. L. Brunner, S. A. Hamidi, H. R. Bravo, J. V. Klump. 2018. Quantifying the influence of cold water intrusions in a shallow, coastal system across contrasting years: Green Bay, Lake Michigan. Journal of Great Lakes Research, 44(5): 851-863. Klump, J. V., S. L. Brunner, B. K. Grunert, J. Kaster, K. Weckerly, E. M. Houghton, J. A. Kennedy, T. J. Valenta. 2018. Evidence of persistent, recurring summertime hypoxia in Green Bay, Lake Michigan. Journal of Great Lakes Research, 44(5): 841-850. Turschak, B. A., S. Czesny, J. C. Doll, B. K. Grunert, T. O. Hööker, J. Janssen, H. A. Bootsma. 2018. Spatial variation in trophic structure of nearshore fishes in Lake Michigan as it relates to water clarity. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci., 00: 1-14 Grunert, B. K., C. B. Mouw, A. Ciochetto. 2018. Characterizing CDOM spectral variability across diverse regions and spectral ranges. Global Biogeochemical Cycles, 32(1): 57-77 |