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Peter J. Hernes

Professor of Hydrology and Aqueous Chemist

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Agricultural and Environmental Science

Land, Air and Water Resources

College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

Department of Land, Air and Water Resources

Peter J. Hernes is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural And Environmental Science Professor of Hydrology and Aqueous Chemist at University of California, Davis.

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Peter J. Hernes

University of California, Davis

Professor of Hydrology and Aqueous Chemist

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The Distinct Composition and Transformation of Terrestrial Organic Carbon in the Yukon River Delta and Plume During the Mighty Spring Freshet. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2024)

A. J. BurnsR. G. M. SpencerA. M. KellermanG. YanL. LeonardK. KaiserA. ManninoM. TzortziouP. J. Hernes

terrestrial ecologyatmospheric scienceearth sciencegeochemistryatmospheric environmentgeophysicsatmospheric chemistrybiogeochemistryyukon river deltadistinct compositionorganic geochemistrypaleoenvironmental changemarine chemistryenvironmental geochemistrycoastal geochemistrygeophysical researchcoastal researchterrestrial organic carbonplanetary sciencescarbon cycleenvironmental science

Global Riverine Export of Dissolved Lignin Constrained by Hydrology, Geomorphology, and Land‐Cover. Global Biogeochemical Cycles (2023)

Hongyan BaoYing WuXiaoqian ZhanXiaona WangRobert G. M. SpencerPeter J. HernesXiaojuan FengLi‐Chin LeeJr‐Chuan HuangJingjing ZhangHongwei ZhaoShuh‐Ji KaoJing Zhang

geomorphologydissolved ligninglobal riverine exportbiogeochemistryenvironmental sciencehydrologyecology

Mixing Behavior of Dissolved Organic Matter at the Yukon and Kolyma Land Ocean Interface. Marine Chemistry (2023)

Anne M. KellermanPeter J. HernesAmy M. McKennaJ. Blake ClarkAugusta EdmundBrice GrunertPaul J. MannAntonio ManninoMichael NovakAron StubbinsMaria TzortziouNikita ZimovRobert G.M. Spencer

dissolved organic mattermarine chemistrychemical oceanographyoceanographyenvironmental science

Water-Soluble Organic Carbon Release From Mineral Soils and Sediments in an Irrigated Agricultural System. Journal of Environmental Management (2023)

Sandrine J. MatiasekBrian A. PellerinRobert G.M. SpencerBrian A. BergamaschiPeter J. Hernes

pest scienceearth sciencesustainable agriculturemineral soilswater resourcessoil chemistrysustainable environmental managementsoil ecologyecologybioresource technologyenvironmental chemistryapplied ecologyorganic farmingenvironmental researchirrigated agricultural systemsoil biologysoil sciencelivestock sciencewater qualityenvironmental science

Arctic Biogeochemical and Optical Properties of Dissolved Organic Matter Across River to Sea Gradients. Frontiers in Marine Science (2022)

Michael G. NovakAntonio ManninoJ. Blake ClarkPeter HernesMaria TzortziouRobert G. M. SpencerAnne M. KellermanBrice Grunert

arctic biogeochemicaldissolved organic matterbiological oceanographyoptical propertieschemical oceanographysea gradientsenvironmental scienceoceanographyecology

The Transformation and Export of Organic Carbon Across an Arctic River‐Delta‐Ocean Continuum. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2022)

J. Blake ClarkAntonio ManninoMaria TzortziouRobert G. M. SpencerPeter Hernes

arctic river-delta-ocean continuummarine chemistryocean sciencesglobal ecologygeophysical researchearth sciencegeophysicsoceanic sciencepaleoceanographychemical oceanographygeochemistryorganic carbonbiogeochemistryenvironmental sciencebiogeographyoceanographyecology

Dom Degradation by Light and Microbes Along the Yukon River-Coastal Ocean Continuum. Scientific Reports (2021)

Brice K. GrunertMaria TzortziouPatrick NealeAlana MenendezPeter Hernes

terrestrial ecologyhuman impacts on the environmentzoologymarine environmentsecologymicrobial ecologyscientific databiological oceanographyglobal ecologydom degradationmarine biotamarine ecologymicrobiologyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental microbiologymarine biologyoceanographyenvironmental science

Element Cycling and Aquatic Function in a Changing Arctic. Limnology and Oceanography (2021)

Peter J. HernesSuzanne E. TankMikael K. SejrRonnie N. Glud

physical oceanographyaquatic functionlimnologycryosphereearth sciencechanging arcticclimate changeelement cyclingaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceoceanographyecology

Organic Matter Integration, Overprinting, and the Relative Fraction of Optically Active Organic Carbon in a Human-Impacted Watershed. Frontiers in Earth Science (2020)

Robert S. EckardBrian A. BergamaschiBrian PellerinRobert G. SpencerRachel DydaPeter J. Hernes

human impacts on the environmentorganic matter integrationhuman-impacted watershedearth scienceenvironmental sciencerelative fractionecology

Parsing the Dom Sources Using Calibrated Biomarkers in the San Francisco Bay Estuary. (2020)

Chia-Ying ChuangFrancois GuillemetteJennifer HarfmannKarl KaiserRobert SpencerBrian BergamaschiPeter Hernes

dom sourcesmarine environmentspublic healthcoastal managementestuariesestuarine geochemistryenvironmental engineeringmarine ecologycoastal researchbenchmark studiescalibrated biomarkerswater pollutionaquatic ecosystemswater qualityhydrologymarine biologyenvironmental science

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Peter J. Hernes

Professor of Hydrology and Aqueous Chemist

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Agricultural and Environmental Science

Land, Air and Water Resources

College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

Department of Land, Air and Water Resources

Peter J. Hernes is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural And Environmental Science Professor of Hydrology and Aqueous Chemist at University of California, Davis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Peter J. Hernes

University of California, Davis

Professor of Hydrology and Aqueous Chemist

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Distinct Composition and Transformation of Terrestrial Organic Carbon in the Yukon River Delta and Plume During the Mighty Spring Freshet. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2024)

A. J. BurnsR. G. M. SpencerA. M. KellermanG. YanL. LeonardK. KaiserA. ManninoM. TzortziouP. J. Hernes

Global Riverine Export of Dissolved Lignin Constrained by Hydrology, Geomorphology, and Land‐Cover. Global Biogeochemical Cycles (2023)

Hongyan BaoYing WuXiaoqian ZhanXiaona WangRobert G. M. SpencerPeter J. HernesXiaojuan FengLi‐Chin LeeJr‐Chuan HuangJingjing ZhangHongwei ZhaoShuh‐Ji KaoJing Zhang

geomorphologydissolved ligninglobal riverine exportbiogeochemistryenvironmental sciencehydrologyecology

Mixing Behavior of Dissolved Organic Matter at the Yukon and Kolyma Land Ocean Interface. Marine Chemistry (2023)

Anne M. KellermanPeter J. HernesAmy M. McKennaJ. Blake ClarkAugusta EdmundBrice GrunertPaul J. MannAntonio ManninoMichael NovakAron StubbinsMaria TzortziouNikita ZimovRobert G.M. Spencer

dissolved organic mattermarine chemistrychemical oceanographyoceanographyenvironmental science

Water-Soluble Organic Carbon Release From Mineral Soils and Sediments in an Irrigated Agricultural System. Journal of Environmental Management (2023)

Sandrine J. MatiasekBrian A. PellerinRobert G.M. SpencerBrian A. BergamaschiPeter J. Hernes

Arctic Biogeochemical and Optical Properties of Dissolved Organic Matter Across River to Sea Gradients. Frontiers in Marine Science (2022)

Michael G. NovakAntonio ManninoJ. Blake ClarkPeter HernesMaria TzortziouRobert G. M. SpencerAnne M. KellermanBrice Grunert

arctic biogeochemicaldissolved organic matterbiological oceanographyoptical propertieschemical oceanographysea gradientsenvironmental scienceoceanographyecology

The Transformation and Export of Organic Carbon Across an Arctic River‐Delta‐Ocean Continuum. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2022)

J. Blake ClarkAntonio ManninoMaria TzortziouRobert G. M. SpencerPeter Hernes

Dom Degradation by Light and Microbes Along the Yukon River-Coastal Ocean Continuum. Scientific Reports (2021)

Brice K. GrunertMaria TzortziouPatrick NealeAlana MenendezPeter Hernes

Element Cycling and Aquatic Function in a Changing Arctic. Limnology and Oceanography (2021)

Peter J. HernesSuzanne E. TankMikael K. SejrRonnie N. Glud

physical oceanographyaquatic functionlimnologycryosphereearth sciencechanging arcticclimate changeelement cyclingaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceoceanographyecology

Organic Matter Integration, Overprinting, and the Relative Fraction of Optically Active Organic Carbon in a Human-Impacted Watershed. Frontiers in Earth Science (2020)

Robert S. EckardBrian A. BergamaschiBrian PellerinRobert G. SpencerRachel DydaPeter J. Hernes

human impacts on the environmentorganic matter integrationhuman-impacted watershedearth scienceenvironmental sciencerelative fractionecology

Parsing the Dom Sources Using Calibrated Biomarkers in the San Francisco Bay Estuary. (2020)

Chia-Ying ChuangFrancois GuillemetteJennifer HarfmannKarl KaiserRobert SpencerBrian BergamaschiPeter Hernes

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