John D Wehr is a Professor of Biological Sciences at Fordham University and works at the Louis Calder Center - Biological Field Station. He and his students have conducted studies on phytoplankton in large rivers, harmful cyanobacteria blooms, diatom biodiversity, fatty acids in food webs, road salt effects on river algae, and ecological stoichiometry. Currently he is studying impacts of drought and hydroelectric dams on epiphytic algae in the Colorado River with Dr. Larry Stevens.
Fordham University
New York, USA
Biological Sciences
PSA Award of Excellence
Phycological Society of America, Blacksburg, USA
"Honors scientists for a record of sustained scholarly activity, including teaching and service, who have had a major impact on the field of phycology. The Award is a career achievement award for a living phycologist.”
Senior Scientist or Principal Investigator
Fordham University, New York, USA
01 Sep 1986 - present
Post Doctoral Researcher
Western University, London, Canada
01 May 1984 - 01 Aug 1986
Graduate Student or Post Graduate
Durham University, Durham, UK
01 Sep 1979 - 30 May 1982
Graduate Student or Post Graduate
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
01 Sep 1976 - 01 Aug 1979
Undergraduate Student
Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, USA
01 Sep 1972 - 30 May 1976