Todd V. Royer Assistant Professor School of Public and Environmental Affairs Contact Us: |
Welcome to the Royer Laboratory web site.My students and I study biogeochemistry and water quality in streams and rivers. We are particularly interested in nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus), organic carbon, and emerging wastewater contaminants, such as pharmaceutical compounds. We investigate both patterns and processes, using a combination of field studies and laboratory experiments. Most of our projects are interdisciplinary and we often collaborate with researchers in other fields of study, such as hydrology, microbiology, and aquatic entomology. My graduate students are enrolled in the Environmental Science program in the School of Public & Environmental Affairs at Indiana University. Click here for information on the Environmental Science program. “Agricultural Sector Faces Challenges in Reducing Stream Phosphorus Loads.” CSA News V52 N04 April 2007. Click here for PDF “Nutrient pollution slips under regulatory radar.” Environmental Science & Technology. 1 July 2006. Click here for PDF |