Dr Maarten van Hardenbroek BSc, Msc, PhD

Visiting Researcher

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Dr Maarten van Hardenbroek is Visiting Researcher within Geography and Environmental Science at the University of Southampton.

Maarten van Hardenbroek joined the Palaeoenvironmental Laboratory at the University of Southampton (PLUS) in 2013 as Research Fellow working on the NERC-funded project Lakes and the Arctic Carbon Cycle.

Qualifications

PhD Palaeoecology, Utrecht University (2007-2010)
MSc Quaternary Science, Royal Holloway and UCL, University of London (2005-2006)
BSc Environmental Science, Utrecht University (2002-2005)

Employment

2013-date University of Southampton (post-doc)
2011-2013 University of Bern (post-doc)

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Research interests

Maarten is interested in the effect of changing environmental conditions on lake ecosystems. He studies the invertebrate communities in lakes, because these organisms are very sensitive to changes in climate, nutrients, hydrology, pollutants, and several other environmental factors. Most of his research takes place at the interface between modern limnology and palaeolimnology, using stable isotope techniques and assemblage composition of living, subfossil and fossil invertebrates.

Research projects

Lakes and the Arctic Carbon Cycle

Crannogs and Celtic Connections

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Research group

Palaeoenvironmental Laboratory at the University of Southampton (PLUS)

Affiliate research group

Aquatic Palaeoecology, University of Bern

Research project(s)

The role of lakes in the arctic carbon cycle (LAC) (NERC funded)

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