Science, society, and the coastal groundwater squeeze von Michael, Holly A., Post, Vincent E. A., Wilson, Alicia M., Werner, Adrian D.

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Large-scale groundwater flow and sedimentary diagenesis in continental shelves influence marine chemical budgets von Wilson, Alicia M., Osborne, Andrew, White, Scott M.

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Coastal Groundwater Flow at the Nearshore and Embayment Scales: A Field and Modeling Study von Evans, Tyler B., White, Scott M., Wilson, Alicia M.

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The Subterranean Estuary: Technical Term, Simple Analogy, or Source of Confusion? von Duque, Carlos, Michael, Holly A., Wilson, Alicia M.

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The influence of tidal forcing on groundwater flow and nutrient exchange in a salt marsh-dominated estuary von Wilson, Alicia M., Morris, James T.

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A New Mechanism for Submarine Groundwater Discharge From Continental Shelves von George, Camaron, Moore, Willard S., White, Scott M., Smoak, Erin, Joye, Samantha B., Leier, Andrew, Wilson, Alicia M.

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Detecting changes in seafloor elevation in sandy coastal environments using low-cost opensource tooling von Vincent, Jacob L., Wilson, Alicia M.

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What time scales are important for monitoring tidally influenced submarine groundwater discharge? Insights from a salt marsh von Wilson, Alicia M., Evans, Tyler B., Moore, Willard S., Schutte, Charles A., Joye, Samantha B.

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Fresh and saline groundwater discharge to the ocean: A regional perspective von Wilson, A.M

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Small Muddy Paleochannels and Implications for Submarine Groundwater Discharge near Charleston, South Carolina, USA von White, Scott M., Smoak, Erin, Leier, Andrew L., Wilson, Alicia M.

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Nitrogen fate in a subtropical mangrove swamp: Potential association with seawater-groundwater exchange von Xiao, Kai, Wu, Jiapeng, Li, Hailong, Hong, Yiguo, Wilson, Alicia M., Jiao, Jiu Jimmy, Shananan, Meghan

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Advective flow through the upper continental shelf driven by storms, buoyancy, and submarine groundwater discharge von Moore, Willard S., Wilson, Alicia M.

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Widespread crab burrows enhance greenhouse gas emissions from coastal blue carbon ecosystems von Xiao, Kai, Wu, Yuchen, Pan, Feng, Huang, Yingrong, Peng, Hebo, Lu, Meiqing, Zhang, Yan, Li, Hailong, Zheng, Yan, Zheng, Chunmiao, Liu, Yan, Chen, Nengwang, Xiao, Leilei, Han, Guangxuan, Li, Yasong, Xin, Pei, Li, Ruili, Xu, Bochao, Wang, Faming, Tamborski, Joseph J, Wilson, Alicia M, Alongi, Daniel M, Santos, Isaac R

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Groundwater transport and the freshwater–saltwater interface below sandy beaches von Evans, Tyler B., Wilson, Alicia M.

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Randomly Distributed Crab Burrows Enhance Groundwater Flow and Salt Transport in Creek‐Marsh Systems von Yin, Maosheng, Xiao, Kai, Xin, Pei, Li, Hailong, Zheng, Chunmiao, Smith, Erik, Wilson, Alicia M.

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Tracing mercury seawater vs. atmospheric inputs in a pristine SE USA salt marsh system: Mercury isotope evidence von Das, Reshmi, Bizimis, Michael, Wilson, Alicia M.

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Predicted Episode of Submarine Groundwater Discharge Onto the South Carolina, USA, Continental Shelf and Its Effect on Dissolved Oxygen von Moore, Willard S., Vincent, Jacob, Pickney, James L., Wilson, Alicia M.

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Large CO2 release and tidal flushing in salt marsh crab burrows reduce the potential for blue carbon sequestration von Xiao, Kai, Wilson, Alicia M., Li, Hailong, Santos, Isaac R., Tamborski, Joseph, Smith, Erik, Lang, Susan Q., Zheng, Chunmiao, Luo, Xin, Lu, Meiqing, Correa, Rogger E.

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Using heat as a tracer to estimate the depth of rapid porewater advection below the sediment–water interface von Wilson, Alicia M., Woodward, Gwendolyn L., Savidge, William B.

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Effects of Tidally Varying Salinity on Groundwater Flow and Solute Transport: Insights From Modelling an Idealized Creek Marsh Aquifer von Xiao, Kai, Li, Hailong, Xia, Yuqiang, Yang, Jinzhong, Wilson, Alicia M., Michael, Holly A., Geng, Xiaolong, Smith, Erik, Boufadel, Michel C., Yuan, Ping, Wang, Xuejing

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