AQUATIC ECOLOGY AND BIOGEOCHEMISTRY | UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
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    • Marina Taskovic
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Aquatic Ecology and BIogeochemistry

DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
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Welcome to the Tank lab at the University of Alberta. Our research is broadly focused on understanding the current and future functioning of aquatic ecosystems. Our work has a particular focus on connections between ecology, biogeochemistry, and processes occurring across the land-freshwater-ocean continuum. We think about climate change, permafrost, carbon cycling, and nutrient dynamics, and how these processes act and interact in freshwater systems from the Canadian Arctic to the Pacific Coast.

Although our research is field focused, much of what we do also has a strong analytical component. Students in the lab master a variety of skills, including an array of laboratory, statistical, and experimental techniques. Our work is inherently multi-disciplinary, and we collaborate with other scientists from across Canada and internationally.

Photo credit: Sarah Shakil

Mailing address:

Suzanne Tank

Department of Biological Sciences
University of Alberta
CW405 Biological Sciences Building
Edmonton, AB, T6G 2E9

Office: CCIS 1-283

P: 780.248.1152

E: suzanne.tank@ualberta.ca

Suzanne Tank

Department of Biological Sciences
University of Alberta
Edmonton, AB, CANADA
P: 780.248.1152
E: suzanne.tank@ualberta.ca
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  • Home
  • Research
    • Permafrost Thaw and Carbon
    • Coastal Temperate Rainforests
    • Alberta Aquatic Ecosystems
    • Arctic Fire
    • Large Arctic Rivers
  • People
    • Suzanne Tank
    • Jaedyn Smith
    • Marina Taskovic
    • Nora Alsafi
  • Publications
  • Opportunities