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Nicole Schanke

College of Charleston

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Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health

College of Charleston

Laboratory Of Hollings Marine

NoneNicole Schanke is currently serving as a Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health faculty at College of Charleston.

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Nicole Schanke

College of Charleston

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environmental science ecology marine biology oceanography bloom ecology phytoplankton ecology earth science biogeochemistry aquatic ecosystems ocean sciences marine chemistry marine systems freshwater biology extreme environments climate dynamics metabolism microbial ecology cold region science cryosphere ecohydrology global ecology bioenergetics applied phycology algal research harmful algae sea ice arctic structure nutrient cycles zooplankton ecology nutrient stoichiometry chemical oceanography biological oceanography limnology ecological variability central arctic ocean ice‐floe drift station native amundsen zinc stimulation zn hypothesis coastal antarctic environment charleston harbor temporal variability

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Zinc Stimulation of Phytoplankton in a Low-Carbon-Dioxide, Coastal Antarctic Environment: Evidence for the Zn Hypothesis. Biogeosciences (2025)

oceanographybiogeochemistryzinc stimulationocean scienceschemical oceanographymarine biologyphytoplankton ecologyzn hypothesisearth sciencebiological oceanographyapplied phycologyenvironmental scienceecologybloom ecologycoastal antarctic environmentmarine chemistryalgal research

High Metabolic Zinc Demand Within Native Amundsen and Ross Sea Phytoplankton Communities Determined by Stable Isotope Uptake Rate Measurements. Biogeosciences (2024)

Riss M. KellRebecca J. ChmielDeepa RaoDawn M. MoranMatthew R. McIlvinTristan J. HornerNicole L. SchankeIchiko SugiyamaRobert B. DunbarGiacomo R. DiTullioMak A. Saito

nutrient cyclesnative amundsenecohydrologyzooplankton ecologyenvironmental sciencebloom ecologybiogeochemistrymetabolismglobal ecologymicrobial ecologybioenergeticsecologyearth sciencefreshwater biologyaquatic ecosystemsnutrient stoichiometrymarine biologyphytoplankton ecologymarine chemistry

Spatial and Temporal Variability in Water Quality and Phytoplankton Community Composition in Charleston Harbor. Journal of South Carolina water resources (2024)

oceanographylimnologywater qualitymarine biologymarine systemsphytoplankton ecologyaquatic ecosystemsfreshwater biologyenvironmental monitoringcharleston harborwater pollutionenvironmental scienceecologytemporal variabilitybloom ecologyharmful algae

Biogeochemical and Ecological Variability During the Late Summer–Early Autumn Transition at an Ice‐Floe Drift Station in the Central Arctic Ocean. Limnology and Oceanography (2020)

extreme environmentsoceanographyecological variabilityocean sciencescentral arctic oceansea iceclimate dynamicsmarine biologycold region sciencemarine systemsice‐floe drift stationarctic structurecryosphereenvironmental scienceecology

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Nicole Schanke

College of Charleston

Affiliations

Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health

College of Charleston

Laboratory Of Hollings Marine

NoneNicole Schanke is currently serving as a Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health faculty at College of Charleston.

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Nicole Schanke

College of Charleston

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Zinc Stimulation of Phytoplankton in a Low-Carbon-Dioxide, Coastal Antarctic Environment: Evidence for the Zn Hypothesis. Biogeosciences (2025)

High Metabolic Zinc Demand Within Native Amundsen and Ross Sea Phytoplankton Communities Determined by Stable Isotope Uptake Rate Measurements. Biogeosciences (2024)

Riss M. KellRebecca J. ChmielDeepa RaoDawn M. MoranMatthew R. McIlvinTristan J. HornerNicole L. SchankeIchiko SugiyamaRobert B. DunbarGiacomo R. DiTullioMak A. Saito

Spatial and Temporal Variability in Water Quality and Phytoplankton Community Composition in Charleston Harbor. Journal of South Carolina water resources (2024)

Biogeochemical and Ecological Variability During the Late Summer–Early Autumn Transition at an Ice‐Floe Drift Station in the Central Arctic Ocean. Limnology and Oceanography (2020)

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