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Joel Singley

Assistant Professor of Environmental Science

Roger Williams University

Affiliations

Feinstein School of Social and Natural Sciences

Center For Economic And Environmental Development (Ceed)

Department of Chemistry

College of Arts & Sciences

College Of Arts And Sciences

Center For Economic And Environmental Development (Ceed)

Coral & Marine Microbiology Laboratory

Department Of Arts And Sciences

Roger Williams University

College Of Arts And Sciences

School of Social and Natural Sciences

Joel Singley is currently serving as a Center For Economic And Environmental Development (Ceed) Assistant Professor of Environmental Science at Roger Williams University.

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Joel Singley

Roger Williams University

Assistant Professor of Environmental Science

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environmental science ecology hydrology earth science biogeochemistry aquatic ecosystems cryosphere water science cold region science terrestrial ecology hydrological sciences microbial ecology geophysical research hydrological process ecohydrology hydrobiology freshwater ecosystems arid environments physiology biogeography hydrometeorology fluvial process glacial process water ecologies paleoclimatology mcmurdo dry valleys geophysics meteorology global ecology freshwater biology hydraulic research surface-water hydrology glaciers hydrological modeling sedimentation temporal scales nutrient uptake water resources applied ecology fish biology environmental microbiology numerical simulations ocean sciences forest ecology watershed management orogeny nutrient physiology river basin management landscape ecology environmental biology environmental geochemistry ecological process respiration (physiology) integrated modeling optimal transport transport modelling freeze-thaw cycling catchment scales drought resilience environmental geology regional geology carbon cycle intermittent antarctic stream hyporheic connectivity nitrogen availability interannual timescales hyporheic exchange concentration-discharge relationships supraglacial stream network antarctic glacier acid-aluminum stress physiological scales fish community unsupervised clustering seasonal streamflow recession ore geology economic geology water quality geobiology physical geography geochronology stratigraphy sediment research earth system science environmental engineering groundwater chemical geology petrology environmental research sedimentology geography marine geology tectonics stormwater geoenvironmental engineering engineering geology precambrian research structural geology geochemical exploration geomorphology water resource management geodynamics hydrogeology hydroinformatics continental shelf research numerical modeling (geology) geology sediment transport geophysical prospecting geochemistry palaeogeography applied geochemistry petroleum geoscience

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bridging Single-Tree Processes and Landscape-Scale Patterns to Explain Vegetation Drought Resistance and Resilience in a Headwater Catchment. (2026)

catchment scaleslandscape-scale patternsheadwater catchmentforest ecologysingle-tree processesecohydrologyforestryenvironmental scienceecologydrought resiliencedrought

Differences in Aquatic Respiration in Two Contrasting Streams: Forested vs. Agricultural. Frontiers in Water (2024)

Jancoba DorleyJoel SingleyTim CovinoKamini SinghaMichael N. GooseffRicardo González-Pinzón

hydrologyenvironmental sciencefreshwater ecosystemsaquatic respiration

Differentiating Physical and Biological Storage of N Along an Intermittent Antarctic Stream Corridor. Freshwater Science (2023)

Joel G. SingleyMark R. SalvatoreMichael N. GooseffDiane M. McKnightEve-Lyn S. Hinckley

surface-water hydrologyhydrobiologymicrobial ecologyhydrological sciencesbiological storageaquatic ecosystemsfreshwater biologywater ecologiesphysiologyfreshwater ecosystemshydrologyenvironmental scienceecologywater science

Integrated Field, Model, and Theoretical Advances Inform a Predictive Understanding of Transport and Transformation in the Critical Zone. Journal of Hydrology (2023)

Joel SingleyMartin BriggsBeth HoaglandRachel LauerJessie MeeksAaron B. RegbergDavid M. ReyKenny Swift BirdAdam S. Ward

hydrological processcritical zonetransmissionintegrated fieldtheoretical advancesenvironmental sciencenumerical simulationsenvironmental engineeringintegrated modelingoptimal transporthydrological sciencesmodeling and simulationpredictive understandingsystems engineeringhydraulic researchtransport modellinghydrogeologyenvironmental modellinghydrologyhydrological modeling

Nitrogen Fixation Facilitates Stream Microbial Mat Biomass Across the Mcmurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica. Biogeochemistry (2023)

Tyler J. KohlerJoel G. SingleyAdam N. WlostowskiDiane M. McKnight

mcmurdo dry valleysbiogeochemistryglobal ecologymicrobial ecologyhydrobiologycold region scienceaquatic ecosystemsterrestrial ecologycryospherebiogeographyenvironmental scienceecologyenvironmental microbiologyarid environmentsnitrogen fixation

Physical and Stoichiometric Controls on Stream Respiration in a Headwater Stream. Biogeosciences (2023)

Jancoba DorleyJoel SingleyTim CovinoKamini SinghaMichael GooseffDavid Van HornRicardo González-Pinzón

fluid dynamicsbiogeochemistryhydrological processheadwater streamaquatic ecosystemsfluvial processecological processwater ecologiesphysiologyfreshwater ecosystemsbiogeographystream respirationenvironmental scienceecologywater sciencebiomechanicsrespiration (physiology)

Comment on Bg-2022-214. (2022)

Dorley, JancobaSingley, JoelCovino, TimSingha, KaminiGooseff, MichaelGonzÃ¡lez-PinzÃ³n, Ricardo

Evaluating Acid-Aluminum Stress in Streams of the Northeastern U.S. at Watershed, Fish Community and Physiological Scales. Ecological Indicators (2022)

Benjamin J. ZdasiukCelia Y. ChenStephen D. McCormickKeith H. NislowJoel G. SingleyJohn T. Kelly

water qualityhydrobiologyacid-aluminum stressecohydrologyenvironmental sciencephysiological scalesenvironmental researchecologyecosystemsfish communityapplied ecologyfish biologyphysiologyfreshwater biologyaquatic ecosystemswater scienceriver basin managementlandscape ecologyhydrologyfreshwater ecosystemsenvironmental biology

Identification of Hyporheic Extent and Functional Zonation During Seasonal Streamflow Recession by Unsupervised Clustering of Time‐Lapse Electrical Resistivity Models. Hydrological Processes (2022)

Joel G. SingleyKamini SinghaMichael N. GooseffRicardo González‐PinzónTimothy P. CovinoAdam S. WardJancoba DorleyEve‐Lyn S. Hinckley

hydraulic researchhydrometeorologyhydrological sciencesunsupervised clusteringseasonal streamflow recessionfunctional zonationhydrologyenvironmental sciencehydrological modelinghyporheic extent

Pulses Within Pulses: Carbon and Nitrogen Mobilization Patterns Across Temporal Scales, From Seasonal Snowmelt to Rain on Snow Events in a Rocky Mountain Catchment. Authorea (Authorea) (2022)

Robert HensleyJoel SingleyMichael Gooseff

carbon sequestrationtemporal scalesecohydrologyenvironmental sciencebiogeochemistryrocky mountain catchmentplant scienceplanetary sciencesecologynitrogen mobilization patternscarbon cyclemeteorologysnow eventsterrestrial ecologypaleoclimatologyhydrometeorologyclimatic changeatmospheric scienceseasonal snowmeltglacierscryospherehydrologyarid environments

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Joel Singley

Assistant Professor of Environmental Science

Roger Williams University

Affiliations

Feinstein School of Social and Natural Sciences

Center For Economic And Environmental Development (Ceed)

Department of Chemistry

College of Arts & Sciences

College Of Arts And Sciences

Center For Economic And Environmental Development (Ceed)

Coral & Marine Microbiology Laboratory

Department Of Arts And Sciences

Roger Williams University

College Of Arts And Sciences

School of Social and Natural Sciences

Joel Singley is currently serving as a Center For Economic And Environmental Development (Ceed) Assistant Professor of Environmental Science at Roger Williams University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Joel Singley

Roger Williams University

Assistant Professor of Environmental Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bridging Single-Tree Processes and Landscape-Scale Patterns to Explain Vegetation Drought Resistance and Resilience in a Headwater Catchment. (2026)

catchment scaleslandscape-scale patternsheadwater catchmentforest ecologysingle-tree processesecohydrologyforestryenvironmental scienceecologydrought resiliencedrought

Differences in Aquatic Respiration in Two Contrasting Streams: Forested vs. Agricultural. Frontiers in Water (2024)

Jancoba DorleyJoel SingleyTim CovinoKamini SinghaMichael N. GooseffRicardo González-Pinzón

hydrologyenvironmental sciencefreshwater ecosystemsaquatic respiration

Differentiating Physical and Biological Storage of N Along an Intermittent Antarctic Stream Corridor. Freshwater Science (2023)

Joel G. SingleyMark R. SalvatoreMichael N. GooseffDiane M. McKnightEve-Lyn S. Hinckley

Integrated Field, Model, and Theoretical Advances Inform a Predictive Understanding of Transport and Transformation in the Critical Zone. Journal of Hydrology (2023)

Joel SingleyMartin BriggsBeth HoaglandRachel LauerJessie MeeksAaron B. RegbergDavid M. ReyKenny Swift BirdAdam S. Ward

Nitrogen Fixation Facilitates Stream Microbial Mat Biomass Across the Mcmurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica. Biogeochemistry (2023)

Tyler J. KohlerJoel G. SingleyAdam N. WlostowskiDiane M. McKnight

Physical and Stoichiometric Controls on Stream Respiration in a Headwater Stream. Biogeosciences (2023)

Jancoba DorleyJoel SingleyTim CovinoKamini SinghaMichael GooseffDavid Van HornRicardo González-Pinzón

Comment on Bg-2022-214. (2022)

Dorley, JancobaSingley, JoelCovino, TimSingha, KaminiGooseff, MichaelGonzÃ¡lez-PinzÃ³n, Ricardo

Evaluating Acid-Aluminum Stress in Streams of the Northeastern U.S. at Watershed, Fish Community and Physiological Scales. Ecological Indicators (2022)

Benjamin J. ZdasiukCelia Y. ChenStephen D. McCormickKeith H. NislowJoel G. SingleyJohn T. Kelly

Joel G. SingleyKamini SinghaMichael N. GooseffRicardo González‐PinzónTimothy P. CovinoAdam S. WardJancoba DorleyEve‐Lyn S. Hinckley

hydraulic researchhydrometeorologyhydrological sciencesunsupervised clusteringseasonal streamflow recessionfunctional zonationhydrologyenvironmental sciencehydrological modelinghyporheic extent

Pulses Within Pulses: Carbon and Nitrogen Mobilization Patterns Across Temporal Scales, From Seasonal Snowmelt to Rain on Snow Events in a Rocky Mountain Catchment. Authorea (Authorea) (2022)

Robert HensleyJoel SingleyMichael Gooseff

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