Matthew J. Lundquist

Title

Chair of the Department of Natural Sciences
Assistant Professor of Biology
He/Him/His

Department

Natural Sciences

Email

mlundquist@mmm.edu

Phone

212-517-0667

About

Dr. Lundquist is interested in the ecological impacts of urbanization. Particularly, the biodiversity and ecological function of urban freshwaters and urban green spaces. For more information, visit the Lundquist Lab website.

Check out his current courses.

Degree(s)

Ph.D. Biology (Ecology, evolution and behavior), Binghamton University

M.S. Entomology, Michigan State University

B.S. Biology (Ecology & conservation biology),  SUNY Oneonta

Recent Work

Lundquist, M. J., Scott, E. A. (2023) Patterns of aquatic insect biodiversity in the highly urbanized Bronx River, New York, USA. Northeastern Naturalist. In Press.

Lundquist, M. J. , Weisend, M. R., & Kenmore, H. H. (2022). Insect biodiversity in urban tree pit habitatsUrban Forestry & Urban Greening, 78, 127788.

Lundquist, M. J., & Zhu, W. (2019). Aquatic insect diversity in streams across a rural-urban land use discontinuumHydrobiologia, 837, 15-30.

Lundquist, M. J., & Zhu, W. (2018). Aquatic insect functional diversity and nutrient content in urban streams in a medium‐sized city. Ecosphere, 9(5), e02284.

Teaching

Conservation Biology

General Biology II

Environmental Science

Ecology

The Urban Ecosystem

Biostatistics

Location

Carson Hall, Room 603