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Knights Hydrology Lab

Welcome!

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Research

Our current work focuses on understanding the hydrologic and ecologic processes controlling nutrient exchange, flow, and delivery within complicated hydrologic environments. The cycling of solutes controls the nature of nutrient delivery to larger bodies of water and oceans which has far reaching environmental and societal consequences, including the health of local fisheries, global primary production, and more. 

Lab Group News

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November 2025

  • AGU is almost here! Lab group members are preparing to attend the annual conference next month in New Orleans, LA. 

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September 2025

  • New lab group members! We welcomed Jordan Alch and Aneesh Koppolu to the lab to begin work on their senior theses.​​​

Latest Publications

The effects of seasonality and nutrient loading on nutrient uptake in an urban beaver wetland (poster)

Kyra Hoffman and Dr. Deon Knights

2023

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Objectives: to understand the role of beaver wetlands in urban settings to nitrate and phosphate removal, and how seasonality and nutrient load affect removal function. Methods include nitrate and phosphate additions monitored with benthic chambers over a six-month period.

Presented at AGU conference in December 2023

Outreach

Mid-Hudson Young Environmental Scientists

Office of Community Engaged Learning (OCEL)

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