Adam Siders
Postdoctoral Researcher (Cherry/Jones Labs)
- asiders@ua.edu
- 1030 Bevill Building
- Website
- Not Accepting Students
Education
- Postdoctoral Research, University of Alabama, 2023 - present
- Ph.D., Soil, Water, and Ecosystem, Sciences, University of Florida, 2023
- M.S., Biology, Northern Arizona University, 2016
- B.A., Fisheries and Wildlife Biology, Kansas State University, 2013
Research Areas
- Food webs
- Biogeochemistry
- Resource subsidies
Selected Publications
Siders, A.C., Z.G. Compson, B.A. Hungate, P. Dijkstra, G.W. Koch, and J.C. Marks. 2021. The influence of leaf type on carbon and nitrogen assimilation by aquatic invertebrate communities: a new perspective on trophic efficiency. Ecosystems 24, 788 – 805.
Siders, A.C., Z.G. Compson, B.A. Hungate, P. Dijkstra, G.W. Koch, A.S. Wymore, A.S. Grandy, and J.C. Marks. 2018. Litter identity affects assimilation of carbon and nitrogen by a shredding caddisfly. Ecosphere 9(7):e02340.10.1002/ecs2.2340
Compson, Z.G., B.A. Hungate, T.G. Whitham, G.W. Koch, P. Dijkstra, A.C. Siders, T. Wojtowicz, R. Jacobs, D.N. Rakestraw, K.E. Allred, C.K. Sayer, and J.C. Marks. 2018. Aquatic shredders, the genetics of trees, and the litter that links them: evidence from doubly labeled litter. Ecology 99: 1759 – 1770.