Barbara L. Nowicki

URI School of Education
242 Chafee Hall, Kingston, RI 02881

 

Voice: (401) 874-2584
Email: bnowicki@uri.edu

EDUCATION

Ph.D. in Biological Oceanography, University of Rhode Island, 1991

M.S. in Biological Oceanography, University of Rhode Island, 1983

B.S. in Biology, Syracuse University, 1974

 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Sept. 2006 – Present Senior Research Scientist, CAREERS Project
  URI School of Education
 
Sept. 2003 – present Coordinator, URI Coastal Fellows Program
 

For Undergraduate Environmental Research

Adjunct Associate Professor
Dept. of Natural Resources Science, URI
 

1999 – 2003 Associate Marine Research Scientist
  University of Rhode Island
 
1991- 1998 Assistant Marine Research Scientist
  University of Rhode Island
 
1985-1991 Marine Research Associate
  University of Rhode Island

 

REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

Clough, T.J., Bertram, J., Sherlock, R., Leonard, R.and B. Nowicki. 2006. Comparison of measured and EF5-r-derived N2O fluxes from a spring-fed river. Global Change Biology 12:352-363.

 

Addy, K., Gold, A., Nowicki, B., McKenna, J., Stolt, M., and P. Groffman. 2005. Denitrification capacity in a subterranean estuary below a Rhode Island fringing salt marsh. Estuaries 28(6):896-908.

 

Davis, J. L., Nowicki, B., and C. Wigand. 2004. Denitrification in fringing salt marshes of Narragansett Bay, R.I. (USA). Wetlands 24(4):870-878.

 

Nowicki, B.L., E. Requintina, D. Van Keuren, and J. Portnoy. 1999. The role of sediment denitrification in reducing groundwater-derived nitrate inputs to Nauset Marsh Estuary, Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Estuaries 22(2):245-259.

 

Portnoy, J.W., B.L. Nowicki, C.T. Roman, and D.W. Urish. 1998. The discharge of nitrate-contaminated groundwater from developed shoreline to marsh-fringed estuary. Water Resources Research 34(11):3095-3104.

 

Nowicki, B.L., J.R. Kelly, E. Requintina, and D. VanKeuren. 1997. Nitrogen losses through sediment denitrification in Boston Harbor and Massachusetts Bay. Estuaries. 20(3):626-639.

 

Nixon, S.W., S.L. Granger, and B.L. Nowicki. 1995. An assessment of the annual mass balance of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus in Narragansett Bay. Biogeochemistry 31:15-61.

 

Doering, P.H., C.A. Oviatt, B.L. Nowicki, E.G. Klos, and L. Reed. 1995. Phosphorus and nitrogen limitation of primary production in a simulated estuarine gradient. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 124:271-287.

 

Oviatt, C.A., P.H. Doering, B.L. Nowicki, L. Reed, J. Cole, and J. Frithsen. 1995. An ecosystem level experiment on nutrient limitation in temperate coastal marine environments. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 116:171-179.

 

Nowicki, B.L. 1994. The effect of temperature, oxygen, salinity, and nutrient enrichment on estuarine denitrification rates measured with a modified nitrogen gas flux technique. Est. Coast. Shelf Sci. 38:137-156.

 

Oviatt, C.A., P.H. Doering, B.L. Nowicki, and A. Zoppinni. 1993. Net system production in c­oastal waters as a function of eutrophication, seasonality, and benthic macrofaunal abundance. Estuaries. 16(2):247-254.

 

Nowicki, B.L. and C.A. Oviatt. 1990. "Are estuaries traps for anthropogenic nutrients? Evidence from estuarine mesocosms," Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 66:131-146.

 

Nixon, S.W., C.D. Hunt, and B.L. Nowicki.  1986.  "The retention of nutrients (C, N, P), heavy metals (Mn, Cd, Pb, Cu), and petroleum hydrocarbons in Narragansett Bay.  In: Lasserre, P. and J. Martin (eds.), Biogeochemical Processes at the Land-Sea Boundary," Elsevier Oceanography Series 43, Elsevier Press, NY, pp. 99-122.

 

Nowicki, B.L. and S.W. Nixon. 1985. "Benthic nutrient remineralization in a coastal lagoon ecosystem," Estuaries 8(2B):182-190.

 

Nowicki, B.L. and S.W. Nixon. 1985. "Benthic community metabolism in a coastal lagoon ecosystem," Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 22:21-30.

 

 

PUBLIC SERVICE
Teaching: EVS 366, Communicating Environmental Research & Outreach
  Biology 101
  GEMS-NET (Guiding Education in Math & Science Network)
  SLIP (Science & Literacy Integration Project)
 
Recent Manuscript reviews:

Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, Water Research, Estuaries,

  Marine Ecology Progress Series, Limnology & Oceanography
 
Recent Proposal reviews: NSF – Research for Undergraduates Program
  NSF Chemical Oceanography
  NOAA- ECOHAB
  Georgia Sea Grant
  Maryland Sea Grant
  North Carolina Sea Grant