Liberal Arts and Sciences
Jonathan Martin Lab
Led by Jonathan Martin · Geological Sciences
What we study
The Martin Lab studies how water and minerals interact in different environments, like karst aquifers and coastal areas. They use fieldwork and lab experiments to understand processes like mineral dissolution and water quality.
What working here is like
- Fieldwork
- Wet lab
- Papers
- 4
Recent papers, explained
- Changes in terrestrial weathering following glacial retreat reveal processes altering North Atlantic neodymium isotopes
2026 · Communications Earth & Environment
Shows how glacial retreat in Greenland affects neodymium isotopes in streams and sediments.
- Nutrient Limitation Induces a Productivity Decline From Light‐Controlled Maximum
2025 · Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences
Proposes a new way to measure nutrient limits on stream productivity, accounting for light effects.
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- Glacial retreat converts exposed landscapes from net carbon sinks to sources
2025 · Communications Earth & Environment
Finds that glacial retreat turns Greenland landscapes from carbon sinks to sources.
- Effects of surface water interactions with karst groundwater on microbial biomass, metabolism, and production
2024 · Biogeosciences
Tests how surface water and groundwater interactions affect microbial life in aquifers.
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