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With the conclusion of the 2023-2024 academic year, my career at the Large Lakes Observatory officially came to an end as one of the last remaining faculty from the original roster.

A research cruise on a rather larger lake: GO-SHIP A13.5

UMD's Large Lakes Observatory (LLO) is planning a day-long event open to the public, to talk about the research happening on Lake Superior and the scientific work being done to deepen our understan

As I put the final touches on my dissertation, I reflect on the amazing once-in-a-lifetime opportunities, experiences, and gratifying collaborations and friendships I found as a graduate student at

It was hard to ignore the effects of climate change this 2023 holiday season when the usual magical whiteness was replaced by a green-brown landscape and ice was replaced by open water on lakes and

UMD specialists weigh in on the lasting impacts of winters with warmer temperatures and less snow.

As the sun begins to peek through the fog, I lean over the side of the boat and dip a bottle into the cold water.

The primary drivers of the physics of lakes - the circulation, thermal structure, waves, and turbulent mixing - are the overlying meteorological conditions.

UMD Associate Professor Ted Ozersky is the principal investigator on a newly funded project titled "Collaborative Research: Advancing a comprehensive model of year