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   - B.A., Biology, Brown University, honors, magna cum laude, 1998
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   - aquatic ecosystems
   - benthic ecosystems
   - ecological processes
   - ecosystem diversity
   - ecosystem functions
   - ecosystems
   - freshwater ecosystems
   - fishery resources
   - water resources
   - surface water quality
   - animals
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   - ecotoxiology
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   - pesticides
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   personal_statement: She studies effects of anthropogenic stressors on food webs,
     biodiversity and environmental health in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.
     She began her career with the USGS in 2011 researching how trace metals from
     acid rock drainage impact adult aquatic insect emergence and contaminant flux
     to terrestrial insectivores near mountain streams. Since then, her research
     has uncovered when and where contaminants may impact aquatic and terrestrial
     food webs using large empirical field studies, laboratory manipulations and
     conceptual modelling. Dr. Kraus received her B.A. in Biology from Brown University
     and Ph.D. in Biology from the University of Virginia.
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   - Research Ecologist, U.S. Geological Survey, 2016 - present
   - Mendenhall Research Fellow, U.S. Geological Survey 2011- 2015
   - Post-doctoral Researcher, Biology, Virginia Commonwealth University, 2007-2010
   - Visiting Assistant Professor, Biology, Washington and Lee University, 2006-2007
   - National Science Foundation EAPSI Fellow, Japan, 2006
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