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Kim de Mutsert
Kim de Mutsert, Assistant Professor
Associate Director, Potomac Environmental Research and Education Center (PEREC)
Ph.D. Louisiana State University, Oceanography and Coastal Sciences
M.S. University of Amsterdam, Biology
Research Focus: Applied Fish Ecology
Web Site: https://demutsertlab.gmu.edu/
Office: DK 3024 and PSC 3115
Phone: 703-993-4480
E-mail: Click Here
Dr. Kim de Mutsert’s research interests include fish ecology in the marine, estuarine and freshwater environment. She is especially interested in the effects of environmental and anthropogenic stressors on nekton community structure and food web dynamics. Current projects include modeling the response of living marine resources to hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico, studying effects of freshwater diversion on nekton communities in Louisiana estuaries, and monitoring the long-term recovery from eutrophication of a tidal freshwater ecosystem (Gunston Cove) in Virginia. She teaches courses in freshwater ecology, limnology, estuarine ecology, and fish ecology. She is Associate Director at the Potomac Environmental Research and Education Center.
