The Taylor Lab
The Taylor Lab
Freshwater Ecosystem
Ecology | Management | Monitoring
The Department of Biology at the University of Mississippi
The Department of Biology at the University of Mississippi
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My new research lab at the University of Mississippi will be getting started on August 21, 2025!
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Looking for your next opportunity? We have PhD student openings.
Looking for your next opportunity? We have PhD student openings.
We are searching for three bright and curious minds to join the lab. We have up to three immediate openings for PhD students starting in Spring or Fall 2026. Please check the "Join the lab?" page for more details.
Dr. Taylor accepts Doherty Endowed Chair of Freshwater Ecology at the University of Mississippi
Dr. Taylor accepts Doherty Endowed Chair of Freshwater Ecology at the University of Mississippi
Starting on August 21st, 2025, I will be moving my research lab from the USDA-ARS National Sedimentation Laboratory, Water Quality & Ecology Research Unit to the University of Mississippi Dept. of Biology!
Paper on global aquatic nitrogen fixation rates published on June 12th!
Paper on global aquatic nitrogen fixation rates published on June 12th!
The Nitrogen Fixation Across Aquascapes (https://www.aquaticnfixation.com/) Research Collaborative Network's paper on the global contribution of inland and coastal waters to nitrogen fixation is published! Global importance of nitrogen fixation across inland and coastal waters | Science
Introducing Dr. Isabelle Andersen
Introducing Dr. Isabelle Andersen
On May 17th, 2025 I had the pleasure of travelling to Waco, TX to assist Dr. Thad Scott in hooding Isabelle Andersen during her graduation ceremony at Baylor University! Isabelle worked with us to conduct 3+ years of field work involving manipulation of Nitrogen and Phosphorus loads in experimental pond mesocosms located at the University of Mississippi Field Station. She completed a fantastic PhD program and we are looking forward to seeing all the great things she continues to contribute to the field!
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