Understanding 'Nature's Kidneys'

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GradLife 601: Research and Beyond

GradLife 601

39 episodes

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In this podcast series, we’ll share the achievements and insights of West Virginia University graduate students and faculty. We’ll discuss their experiences and how they came to be passionate about their research. We’ll also talk about life beyond the lab and academy. GradLife 601: Research and Beyond is sponsored by the WVU Provost’s Office of Graduate Education and Life and hosted by Dr. Nancy Caronia, a Teaching Associate Professor in the Department of English at West Virginia University.

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Understanding 'Nature's Kidneys'

GradLife 601: Research and Beyond

35 minutes 22 seconds

2 years ago

Understanding 'Nature's Kidneys'

In this episode of GradLife 601, host Dr. Nancy Caronia speaks to Sindupa De Silva, a PhD candidate in the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries at WVU’s Davis College. Former president of the Graduate and Professional Student Senate (GPSS), Sindupa is a recent winner of the Three-Minute Thesis competition. His research focuses on evaluating anthropogenic watershed-scale land-use practices and their relationships with wetland ecosystems.