K. David Hambright
The University of Oklahoma Biological Station
HC 71, Box 205, Kingston, OK 73439-9738
Phone: (405) 325-7435
Fax: (580) 534-2479
HC 71, Box 205, Kingston, OK 73439-9738
Phone: (405) 325-7435
Fax: (580) 534-2479
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Curriculum vitaeK. David Hambright Education
1985 - M.Sc., Biology, Texas Christian University,
Ft. Worth, TX.
1982 - B.Sc., Biology, University of North Carolina,
Charlotte, NC.
Positions Held
2004–2005: Adjunct Research Scientist, Israel
Oceanographic and Limnological Research, Kinneret Limnological Laboratory,
Tiberias, Israel.
2001–2006: Assistant Professor, Biological Station
and Department of Zoology, University of Oklahoma, Norman,
OK.
2001–2003: Adjunct Professor, Department of Biology,
Texas Christian University, Ft. Worth, TX.
1997: Visiting Fellow, Section of Ecology and
Systematics, College of Arts and Sciences, Cornell University, Ithaca,
NY.
1996–2000: Senior Research Scientist, Israel
Oceanographic and Limnological Research, Kinneret Limnological Laboratory,
Tiberias, Israel.
1994–1995: Scientific Coordinator, Aquatic Studies
Program, Hula Restoration Project; Israel Lands Authority, and Israel Ministry
of Agriculture, Israel.
1993–1995: Research Scientist, Israel Oceanographic
and Limnological Research, Kinneret Limnological Laboratory, Tiberias,
Israel.
1991–1992: Postdoctoral Fellow, Israel Oceanographic
and Limnological Research, Kinneret Limnological Laboratory, Tiberias,
Israel.
1991: Postdoctoral Associate, Center for
Environmental Research, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.
1987: Research Support Specialist, Department of
Agronomy, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.
1986–1990: Teaching Assistant, Cornell University,
Ithaca, NY.
1985–1986: Research Associate, Department of Biology,
Texas Christian University, Ft. Worth, TX.
1984: Instructor, Texas Christian University, Ft.
Worth, TX.
1983–1984: Teaching Assistant, Texas Christian
University, Ft. Worth, TX.
1982–1983: Research Assistant, Department of Biology,
Texas Christian University, Ft. Worth, TX.
Teaching
Ecology of Lakes (ZOO
4463)
Ecology of Lakes Laboratory (ZOO 4471)
Water Resources: Preservation and Conservation
(Capstone: ZOO 4983).
Undergraduate
supervision
Graduate
supervision
Nicole Luke, M.S. 2007; “Ecological role of
Prymnesium parvum, a toxic golden alga, in Lake Texoma.” University of
Oklahoma.
Matthew Chumchal, Ph.D. 2007; “Mercury
bioaccumulation in fish: consequences for lake and fisheries management.”
University of Oklahoma.
James Easton, Ph.D. 2003; “Zooplanktivory in Lake
Kinneret: role of diurnal vertical migration in zooplankton and fishes.” Hebrew
University of Jerusalem.
Sigal Balshine Earn, Ph.D. 1995; “Parental care in
the cichlid fish, Sarotherodon galilaeus.” Cambridge
University.
Postdoctoral
supervision
James Easton, Ph.D. (2003, Hebrew University of
Jerusalem); “Ecotoxicology and environmental monitoring of P. parvum in
Lake Texoma.” Feb 2006-Jun 2008.
Professional Service
Chair; Physiological ecology, ecotoxicology and
pollution; 3rd Symposium for European Freshwater Sciences; Edinburgh, Scotland;
2003.
Member; Education Resources Web Page Sub-committee,
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography Education Committee;
2002-2005.
Invited Participant; Plankton Ecology Group
Symposium–Recent Developments in Fundamental and Applied Plankton Research;
Netherlands Institute of Ecology, Centre of Limnology; Netherlanders-Flemish
Ecological Society; The Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences and Arts;
Amsterdam, The Netherlands; 2001.
Chair; Zooplankton ecology; Annual meeting of the
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography; Albuquerque, NM;
2001
Editorial and Review
Responsibilities
Co-editor; “Lake Management: 2000+.” Archiv für
Hydrobiologie Beiheft Ergebnisse der Limnologie, volume 55;
2000.
Editor; “Hula Wetlands (Israel) Restoration Project.”
Wetlands Ecology and Management, volume 6, issues 2-3;
1998.
Co-editor; “Current insights into the potential
impacts of lowering Lake Kinneret water levels to -214m altitude.” IOLR-KLL
report T24/94 to the Israel Water Commission; 1994.
Reviewer: Funding agencies - US National Science
Foundation; Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO), US State
Department (Science and Technology Centers in the former USSR), NY Sea Grant,
Israel Science Foundation, US-Israel Bi-National Science Foundation .
Departmental and University
Service
Host and Organizer; Joint meeting of the 3rd Triennial Oklahoma-Texas Aquatics Research Group and the 35th Annual Great Plains Limnology Conference; University of Oklahoma Biological Station; Kingston, OK; 2008. Member, Zoology Department Library Committee; University of Oklahoma; 2006-2008. Member, Biological Station Committee A (Executive personnel committee) 2006-present. Member, College of Arts and Sciences Berlin Scholarship Committee, 2006-present. Member, Zoology Department Adam’s Scholarship Committee; University of Oklahoma; 2005/6, 2006/7. Host and Organizer; Joint meeting of the Oklahoma-Texas Aquatics Research Group and the Texas River and Reservoir Management Society; University of Oklahoma Biological Station; Kingston, OK; 2005. Member, Zoology Department General Seminar Committee; University of Oklahoma; 2004-2006. Co-organizer, Chair, Facilitator; Middle East Water Working Groups-IV; University of Oklahoma International Programs Center, Center for Peace Studies; Amman, Jordan; 2004. Participant; Middle East Water Working Groups-II; University of Oklahoma International Programs Center, Center for Peace Studies; Amman, Jordan; December 2003. Co-organizer, Chair, Facilitator; Middle East Water Working Groups-I; University of Oklahoma International Programs Center, Center for Peace Studies; Plano Platres, Cyprus; June 2003. Host and Organizer; Joint meeting of the Oklahoma-Texas Aquatics Research Group and the 29th Annual Great Plains Limnology Conference; University of Oklahoma Biological Station; Kingston, OK; 2002. Member, Zoology Department Safety Committee; University of Oklahoma; 2001-2002.
Presentations at Meetings and
Conferences
Easton, J., K.D. Hambright, R.M. Zamor, A. Easton, K.G. Looper. 2008. “blooms of toxigenic Prymnesium parvum in Lake Texoma: What can we learn from environmental monitoring?” Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography; St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada. Remmel, E.J. E. Pearsall, N. Kohmescher, J. Larson, J. Easton, A. Easton, and K.D. Hambright. 2007. “Possible toxic effects of golden algae (Prymnesium parvum ) on zooplankton feeding behaviors and life histories in Lake Texoma.” 28th Annual Governor’s Water Conference and 5th Annual Oklahoma Water Resources Research Institute Water Research Symposium, Oklahoma City, OK. Zamor, R.M., E.J. Remmel, E. Pearsall, N. Kohmescher, J. Larson, J. Easton, A. Easton, and K.D. Hambright. 2007. “Golden algae (Prymnesium parvum ) in Lake Texoma, OK-TX: monitoring bloom conditions and the implications of its toxic effects on fish and zooplankton survivorship.” 28th Annual Governor’s Water Conference and 5th Annual Oklahoma Water Resources Research Institute Water Research Symposium, Oklahoma City, OK. Kohmescher, N. and K.D. Hambright. 2007. “Prymnesium parvum toxicity to Lake Texoma Daphnia .” Annual meeting of the Oklahoma Clean Lakes and Watersheds Association; Tahlequah,OK. Hambright, K.D., J. Easton, N. Kohmescher, R.M. Zamor, and A. Easton. 2007. "Invasive and toxic: Prymnesium parvum moves northward into Oklahoman waters." Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography; Santa Fe, NM Easton, J., K.D. Hambright, N. Komescher, R.M. Zamor, R.M., A. Easton. 2006. “Toxicological and ecological role of Prymnesium parvum in Lake Texoma.” 31st Annual Great Plains Limnology Conference; Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS. Chumchal, M.M., R.W. Drenner, B. Fry, D.J. Lutz-Carrillo, K.D. Hambright, W.C. McClain, and L. Newland. 2006. “Mercury concentrations in fish from Caddo Lake, Texas.” Joint Meeting of the Southern Division and Texas Chapter of the American Fisheries Society; San Antonio, TX. Chumchal, M.M., R.W. Drenner, B. Fry, D.J. Lutz-Carrillo, K.D. Hambright, W.C. McClain, and L. Newland. 2006. “Mercury concentrations in fish from Caddo Lake, Texas.” Texas Academy of Science Annual Meeting; Beaumont, TX. Chumchal, M.M., R.W. Drenner, B. Fry, D.J. Lutz-Carrillo, K.D. Hambright, W.C. McClain, and L. Newland. 2006. “Mercury concentrations in fish from Caddo Lake, Texas.” Eighth International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant; Madison, WI. Hambright, K.D. 2006. “Relative roles of microbial and crustacean grazers in carbon and nutrient fluxes in freshwater food webs.” Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography; Victoria, B.C., Canada. (invited) Hargrave, C.W., K.D. Hambright, L.J. Weider. “Genetic diversity effects on ecosystem function: grazing rates in clonal versus nonclonal Daphnia assemblages.” Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography; Victoria, B.C., Canada. Chumchal, M.M., R.W. Drenner, B. Fry, D.J. Lutz-Carillo, K.D. Hambright, W.C. McClain and L. Newland. 2005. “Mercury concentrations in fish from Caddo Lake, Texas.” Joint meeting of the Oklahoma-Texas Aquatic Research Group and the Texas River and Reservoir Management Society. Kingston, Oklahoma. Chumchal, M. M., W. C. McClain, A. Davis, R.W. Drenner, K.D. Hambright, and L. Newland. 2005. "Effect of sample size and non-random samples on the issuance of fish advisories" Texas River and Reservoir Management Society. Waco, TX. Hambright, K.D. 2005. “Long-term zooplankton body
size and species changes in Lake Kinneret, Israel.” Annual meeting of the
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography; Santiago de Compostela,
Spain.
Chumchal, M. M., K. D. Hambright, W. C. McClain, R.
W. Drenner, and D. Cross. 2005. "Do fish advisories accurately convey risk?
Effect of small sample size and species specific advisories." Annual Meeting of
the Texas Chapter of the American Fisheries Society. Grapevine,
Texas.
Chumchal, M. M., K. D. Hambright, W. C. McClain, R.
W. Drenner, and D. Cross. 2005. "Do fish advisories accurately convey risk?
Effect of small sample size and species specific advisories." Annual Meeting of
the Texas Academy of Sciences, Edinburg, Texas.
Chumchal, M. M., W. C. McClain, A. Davis, R. W.
Drenner, K. D. Hambright, and L. Newland. 2005. "Effect of sample size and
non-random samples on the issuance of fish advisories." Conference of the Texas
River and Reservoir Management Society, Baylor University,
Waco.
Hambright, K.D., T. Zohary, and H. Güde. 2003
“Experimental analysis of zooplankton grazing and nutrient remineralization in
Lake Kinneret, Israel.” 3rd Symposium for European Freshwater Sciences;
Edinburgh, Scotland.
Drenner, R.W. and K.D. Hambright. 2002. “Piscivores,
trophic cascades and lake management.” Annual meeting of the American Society of
Limnology and Oceanography; Victoria, BC, Canada.
Hambright, K.D., T. Zohary, and H. Güde. 2002.
“Experimental analysis of zooplankton grazing and nutrient remineralization in
Lake Kinneret, Israel.” Joint meeting of the Oklahoma-Texas Aquatics Research
Group and the 29th Annual Great Plains Limnology Conference; University of
Oklahoma Biological Station, Kingston, OK.
Hambright, K.D. and J. Yoon. 2002. “Zooplankton of
Lake Texoma.” Joint meeting of the Oklahoma-Texas Aquatics Research Group and
the 29th Annual Great Plains Limnology Conference, University of Oklahoma
Biological Station, Kingston, OK.
Drenner, R.W. and K.D. Hambright. 2002. “Piscivores,
trophic cascades and lake management.” Joint meeting of the Oklahoma-Texas
Aquatics Research Group and the 29th Annual Great Plains Limnology Conference;
University of Oklahoma Biological Station, Kingston, OK.
Eckert, W., K.D. Hambright, Y.Z. Yacobi, I.
Ostrovsky, and A. Sukenik. 2001. “Internal wave induced changes in the chemical
stratification in relation to the thermal structure in Lake Kinneret.” 28th
Societas Internationalis Limnologiae Conference; Melbourne,
Australia.
Hambright, K.D., T. Zohary, and H. Güde. 2001.
“Experimental analysis of zooplankton grazing and predation in Lake Kinneret.”
Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography;
Albuquerque, NM.
Zohary, T., K.D. Hambright, and H. Güde. 2001.
“Phytoplankton species specific grazing losses to micro- and macro-zooplankton
in Lake Kinneret.” Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and
Oceanography, Albuquerque, NM.
Blumneshine, S.C. and K.D. Hambright. 2001. “Filter
feeding fishes: a link between water quality and fisheries management?” Annual
meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography; Albuquerque,
NM.
Parparov, A., K.D. Hambright, A.P. Ostapenya, and L.
Hakanson. 2001. “Quantification of water quality in Lake Kinneret (Israel) and
Naroch Lakes (Belarus).” Annual meeting of the North American Lake Management
Society; Madison, WI.
Hambright, K.D., W. Eckert, P.R. Leavitt, T. Zohary,
and S.S. Schwartz. 2000. “Hydrologic controls of P accumulation in Lake
Kinneret: role of dams and diversions in regulating lake productivity.” Annual
meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography; Copenhagen,
Denmark.
Zohary, T. and K.D. Hambright. 2000. “Aphanizomenon
blooms in Lake Kinneret: responses to nutrient additions and zooplankton
grazing.” Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography;
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Schwartz, S.S. and K.D. Hambright. 2000. “Revelations
on the structure of Bosmina populations in Lake Kinneret, Israel.” Annual
meeting of the Ecological Society of America; Snowbird,
Utah.
Hambright, K.D., W. Eckert, and I. Bar-Ilan. 1998.
“Phosphorus and water quality in newly created Lake Agmon (Agmon-Hula wetlands),
Israel.” 27th Societas Internationalis Limnologiae Conference; Dublin,
Ireland.
Hambright, K.D., W. Eckert, P.R. Leavitt, T. Zohary,
and S.S. Schwartz. 1998. “Paleolimnology in Lake Kinneret: a 100 year record.”
30th Anniversary Kinneret Limnological Laboratory Symposium, Ginnosar,
Israel.
Drenner, R.W. and K.D. Hambright. 1997. “The ups and
downs of biomanipulation.” Annual meeting of the North Texas Limnology Group;
Arlington, TX.
Hambright, K.D. and T. Zohary. 1996. “Phytoplankton
species diversity control through competitive exclusion and intermediate
disturbances.” Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and
Oceanography; Milwaukee, WI.
Hambright, K.D. and I. Bar-Ilan. 1996. “General water
chemistry of the New Hula Lake.” 6th International Conference of the Israeli
Society for Ecology and Environmental Quality Sciences; Jerusalem,
Israel.
Parparov, A., K.D. Hambright, and T. Berman. 1996.
“Limnological studies as part of the management framework for lakes with
variable morphometry.” 6th International Conference of the Israeli Society for
Ecology and Environmental Quality Sciences; Jerusalem,
Israel.
Hambright, K.D. and T. Zohary. 1996. “Hula: a newly
reflooded wetland ecosystem in the Lake Kinneret watershed (Israel).”
International Congress of Ecology 5th International Wetlands Conference; Perth,
Australia.
Zohary, T. and K.D. Hambright. 1996. “Hula: limnology
of a restored wetland ecosystem in Israel.” International Congress of Ecology
5th International Wetlands Conference; Perth, Australia.
Zohary, T., A.M. Pais-Madeira, R. Robarts, and K.D.
Hambright. 1994. “Cyanobacteria-phytoplankton dynamics of a hypertrophic African
lake.” IAWQ-SIL Special Conference, Selection Mechanisms Controlling Biomass
Distribution between Phytoplankton, Cyanobacteria, and Macrophyte species;
Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Hambright, K.D., M. Gophen, T. Zohary, O. Hadas, J.
Easton, and B. Azoulay. 1994. “Plankton consumption by fish and zooplankton.”
Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography; Miami,
FL.
Sandler, A., K.D. Hambright, I. Brenner, and L.
Halicz. 1994. “Temporal and vertical patterns of trace and major elements in
Lake Kinneret, Israel.” Annual meeting of the Geological Society of Israel,
Ginnosar, Israel.
Hambright, K.D., M. Gophen, and S. Serruya. 1993.
“Influence of long-term climatic changes on the thermal dynamics of Lake
Kinneret.” Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography;
Edmonton, AL, Canada.
Hambright, K.D. 1991. “Role of alternate
planktivorous fishes in piscivore-mediated trophic cascading effects.” Annual
meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography; Halifax, NS,
Canada.
Hambright, K.D. 1990. “Experimental analysis of the
trophic cascade hypothesis.” Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology
and Oceanography; Williamsburg, VA.
Hambright, K.D. 1990. “Experimental analysis of prey
selection by largemouth bass: role of bass mouth width and prey body depth.”
Poconos Comparative Lakes Program; Lake Ariel, PA.
Morin, A., K.D. Hambright, N.G. Hairston, Jr., D.M.
Sherman, and R.W. Howarth. 1989. “Consumer control of gross primary production
in replicate freshwater ponds.” 24th Societas Internationalis Limnologiae
Conference; Munich, Germany.
Hambright, K.D, R.W. Drenner, S.R. McComas, and N.G.
Hairston. 1988. “Gape-limited piscivores, prey size refuges, and the trophic
cascade.” Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography;
Boulder, CO.
Drenner, R.W., G.L. Vinyard, M. Gophen, U. Pollingher
and K.D. Hambright. 1986. “Size-selective particle grazing by a filter-feeding
cichlid: effects of surgical removal of gill rakers and microbranchiospines.”
Joint meeting, 4th International Congress of Ecology and 71st Annual meeting of
the Ecological Society of America; Syracuse, NY.
Trebatoski, R.J., K.D. Hambright, R.W. Drenner and D.
Kettle. 1985. “Effect of bass predation on bluegill impact on plankton community
structure: a test of a cascading effects hypothesis.” Annual meeting of the
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography; Madison,
WI.
Trebatoski, R.J., K.D. Hambright, R.W. Drenner and D.
Kettle. 1985. “Piscivorous and planktivorous fish impacts on plankton community
structure.” 88th Annual meeting of the Texas Academy of Sciences; Dallas,
TX.
Hambright, K.D., B.T. Trebatoski, R.W. Drenner and D.
Kettle. 1985. “An experimental study of the impacts of bluegill (Lepomis
macrochirus) and largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) on pond community
structure.” 12th Annual Great Plains Limnology Conference; Fayetteville,
AR.
Hambright, K.D., B.T. Trebatoski, R.W. Drenner and D.
Kettle. 1984. “Bluegill impact on zooplankton community structure: effects of
piscivory.” Annual meeting of the American Society of Ichthyologists and
Herpetologists; Norman, OK.
Invited Lectures and Departmental
Seminars
Hambright, K.D. 2006. “Microbial grazers in freshwater food webs: food webs and ecosystem function.” Program in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Department of Zoology, University of Oklahoma. Hambright, K.D. 2005. “Microzooplankton dominate
carbon flow and nutrient cycling in freshwaters.” Laboratory of Protozoology,
Blaise-Pascal University; Clermont-Ferrand, France.
Hambright, K.D. 2004. “Plankton ecology in the Sea of
Galilee.” Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Texas A&M University;
College Station, TX.
Hambright, K.D. 2003. “Zooplankton in the Sea of
Galilee: selective grazing and nutrient recycling.” Department of Zoology,
University of Hawai’i-Manoa; Honolulu, HI.
Hambright, K.D. 2002. “Zooplankton and water quality
in Lake Kinneret: experimental analyses of grazing and nutrient
remineralization.” Institute of Evolution, Haifa University; Haifa,
Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 2002. “Fisheries management,
zooplankton, and water quality in Lake Kinneret.” Israel Water Commission;
Hatzor, Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 2001. “Zooplankton and water quality
in the Sea of Galilee: experimental analyses of grazing and nutrient
remineralization.” Department of Zoology, Oklahoma State University; Stillwater,
OK.
Hambright, K.D. 2001. “Lake Kinneret and water supply
in Israel: ecological limits to operational supply.” Water in the Jordan Valley:
Technical Solutions and Regional Cooperation; Conference sponsored by the
University of Oklahoma International Programs Center, Center for Peace Studies;
Norman, OK.
Hambright, K.D. 2000. “Trophic dynamics in Lake
Kinneret.” Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Tabgha, Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 2000. “Zooplankton grazing:
implications for water quality in Lake Kinneret.” German-Israeli Cooperation in
Environmental Research, DISUM Workshop; Jerusalem, Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 1999. “Zooplankton in Lake Kinneret:
grazing and predation.” Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research; Tabgha,
Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 1999. “Paleolimnology in Lake
Kinneret.” Geological Survey of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 1998. “Impacts of water supply and
fisheries management on Lake Kinneret water quality?” Department of Zoology and
Institute for Nature Conservation Research; Tel Aviv University,
Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 1998. “Nutrient chemistry in Lake
Agmon.” Workshop on Biogeochemical Processes in the Hula Valley: Potential
Environmental Impacts of the Hula Project; Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 1997. “Indices for defining water
quality in Lake Kinneret.” Israel Ministry of the Environment; Tel Aviv,
Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 1997. “Ecosystem destabilization and
water quality deterioration in Lake Kinneret: role of management?” Institute of
Evolution, Haifa University; Haifa, Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 1997. “Lake Agmon: a newly re-flooded
wetland ecosystem in the Lake Kinneret watershed.” Savannah River Ecology
Laboratory, University of Georgia; Aiken SC.
Hambright, K.D. 1997. “Ecosystem destabilization and
water quality deterioration in Lake Kinneret: the role of management?”
Department of Biology, Texas Christian University; Ft. Worth,
TX.
Hambright, K.D. 1997. “Enhancement of eutrophication
in Lake Kinneret, Israel by water supply and fisheries management.” State
University of New York, Buffalo State College; Buffalo,
NY.
Hambright, K.D. 1997. “Lake Kinneret ecosystem
destabilization: roles of water supply and fisheries management.” Department of
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Cornell University; Ithaca,
NY.
Hambright, K.D. 1997. “The collapse of the Kinneret
bleak fishery: role of bad management and overharvest.” Cornell University
Biological Field Station; Bridgeport, NY.
Hambright, K.D. 1996. “Lake Kinneret, Israel's
primary water reservoir: the role of limnology.” Artists and Lecturers Series,
Macon State College; Macon, GA.
Hambright, K.D. 1996. “Man and the environment: water
quality management in arid regions.” Department of Biology, Macon State College;
Macon, GA
Hambright, K.D. 1995. “Zooplankton-phytoplankton
interactions in Lake Kinneret.” Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research;
Haifa, Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 1994. “Ecology of fishes in Lake
Kinneret.” Department of Aquaculture, Faculty of Agriculture, Rehovot and Israel
Department of Fisheries; Ginnosar, Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 1992. “Long-term decline in the
thermocline depth of Lake Kinneret.” Mekorot Water Company; Tabgha,
Israel.
Hambright, K.D. 1990. “Morphological constraints
within a predator-prey interaction: experimental analysis of the interaction
between piscivore mouth gape and planktivore body depth and their roles in
mediating the trophic cascade.” Aquatic Ecosystems Program, Lehigh University;
Lake Ariel, PA.
Research Grants
Hambright, K.D. 2007. “Invasive and toxic golden algae in Lake Texoma: research to identify practical management measures for regulation of toxicity and prevention of blooms.” Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation; 5 years; PI; $ $2,370,805 (incl. $605,970 institutional match). Zohary, T. and K.D. Hambright. 2007. “Stable isotope and stoichiometric analysis of recent species changes in Lake Kinneret.” US-Israel Binational Science Foundation; 4 years; Co-PI; $126,000. Hambright, K.D. 2006. “Environmental monitoring program for Prymnesium parvum in Lake Texoma.” Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation; 3 years; PI; $501,243 (incl. $134,699 institutional match). Hambright, K.D. 2006. “Habitat variation in mercury contamination in fishes: A novel experimental approach to quantify mercury methylation across habitat types.” University of Oklahoma Research Council; summer; PI; $8,777. Hambright, K.D. 2005. “Toxicological and ecological
role of Prymnesium parvum in Lake Texoma.” Oklahoma Department of Wildlife
Conservation; 2 years; PI; $269,599 (incl. $67,399 institutional
match).
Hambright, K.D. 2004. “Fish, mercury and human
health: preliminary data on factors affecting mercury levels in fish.”
University of Oklahoma College of Arts and Sciences Junior Faculty Summer
Fellowship; 6 months; PI; $6,000.
Hambright, K.D. 2003. “Renovation of the Lake
Kinneret zooplankton monitoring program.” The Israel Water Commission; 2 years;
PI; NIS 86,250 (USD equiv. = $19,167).
Hambright, K.D. 2003. “Algal-nutrient dynamics in
fresh waters: direct and indirect effects of zooplankton grazing and nutrient
remineralization.” Oklahoma Water Resources Research Institute; 1 year; PI;
$24,944 (plus $51,759 institutional match).
Yacobi, Y., T. Zohary, K.D. Hambright, and A. Sukenik. 2002.“Microscopical plankton
in the Yarkon River.” The Yarkon River Authority; 2 years; NIS 51,100 (USD
equiv. $11,356).
Hambright, K.D. 2002. “Morphological and life history
analysis of the Bosmina longirostris complex in Lake Kinneret, Israel: factors
allowing the co-existence of two similar morphotypes.” University of Oklahoma
College of Arts and Sciences Junior Faculty Summer Fellowship; 6 months; PI;
$6,000.
Hambright, K.D. 2001. “Long-term changes in Lake
Kinneret zooplankton: analysis of a 30-year record.” Israel Ministry of
Infrastructures and Energy; 3 years; PI; NIS 180,000 (USD equiv.
$44,000).
Hambright, K.D., A. Parparov, and T. Berman. 2000.
“Development and integration of a water quality index for Lake Kinneret.” Israel
Water Commission; 2 years; NIS 80,000 (USD equiv.
$20,000).
Sukenik, A. W. Eckert, Y. Yacobi, I. Ostrovsky, and
K.D. Hambright. 1999 “High-resolution vertical and temporal monitoring in Lake
Kinneret.” Israel Water Commission; 1 year; NIS 50,000 (USD equiv.
$12,500).
Hambright, K.D., T. Zohary, and H. Güde. 1998.
“Indirect zooplankton effects on water quality: grazing and nutrient
remineralization.” German-Israel Research Foundation; 3 years; DM 259,000
(USD equiv. $143,889).
Parparov, P., K.D. Hambright, L. Håkanson, V. Bulon,
and A. Ostepenia 1998. “Establishment of water quality indices for natural
waters of Belarus and Ukraine.” European Union; 2 years;
$35,000.
Hambright, K.D. and W. Eckert. 1997. “Phosphorus
dynamics of the sediment-water interface of Lake Agmon (Hula Valley, Israel).”
Israel Lands Authority and Israel Ministry of Agriculture; 1 year;
NIS 15,000 (USD equiv. $4,213).
Berman, T., A. Parparov, and K.D. Hambright. 1997.
“Establishment of water quality indices for Lake Kinneret.” Israel Ministry of
the Environment; 1 year; NIS 40,000 (USD
equiv-$11,236).
Hambright, K.D. and W. Eckert. 1995. “Potential
relationship between water discharge regime, water levels, and phosphorus
accumulation in Lake Kinneret.” Israel Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure; 1
year; NIS 44,896 (USD equiv. $15,219).
Gophen, M., P. Walline, and K.D. Hambright. 1995. “The Limnology of Lake Ilopango,
(El-Salvador).” The Friends Association of Lake Ilopango; 1 year;
$36,000.
Hambright, K.D. and S. Fridman. 1991. “Development of
computer-assisted plankton analysis software.” The Shackelton Point Endowment,
Cornell University; 3 months; $6,000.
Awards and Other Grants
Weider, L.J., G.A. Wellborn, and K.D. Hambright.
2002. Infrastructure grant: “Expansion of housing facilities for guest
researchers at the University of Oklahoma Biological Station.” National Science
Foundation; 3 years; $187,500 (plus $162,500 institutional
match)
Zohary, T. and K.D. Hambright. 1994. Administration
Grant: “Scientific Coodination of the Aquatic Studies Program of Hula
Restoration Project”; Israel Lands Authority and Israel Ministry of Agriculture;
4 years; NIS 160,000 (USD equiv. $53,333).
Hambright, K.D. 1991. Research Fellowship: “Trophic
ecology in Lake Kinneret.” United States-Israel Binational Agricultural Research
and Development Fund; 1.5 years; $39,500.
Hambright, K.D. 1986-1991. Ph.D. Funding: “Algal and zooplankton community responses to piscivory: mediation through alternate planktivore types.” National Science Foundation; A.W. Mellon Foundation; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; Sigma Xi Grants-in-Aid of Research; 5 years; Total funding, $33,066. |
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