1. 2000
2. The significance of enzymes in the biogeochemical functioning of constructed wetlands

   Author: Shackle, V. J., Jun 2000

   Supervisor: Freeman, C. (Supervisor)

   Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy

3. 2002
4. The effects of climate change on dissolved organic carbon release from peatlands

   Author: Fenner, N., Jan 2002

   Supervisor: Freeman, C. (Supervisor)

   Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy

5. 2003
6. The removal of linear alkylbenzene sulphonate (LAS) in constructed wetlands

   Author: Thomas, R., Mar 2003

   Supervisor: Freeman, C. (Supervisor)

   Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy

7. 2005
8. Biogeochemical Implications of Plant-Soil Interactions in Peatland Ecosystems

   Author: Bonnett, S. A. F., Aug 2005

   Supervisor: Freeman, C. (Supervisor)

   Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy

9. 2006
10. Climate change and dissolved organic carbon : impacts on drinking water supplies

    Author: Jones, T., Jan 2006

    Supervisor: Freeman, C. (Supervisor)

    Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy

11. 2007
12. From soil to stream: Spatial and temporal variations in the decomposition, generation and transport of Dom.

    Author: Cork, L. G., Apr 2007

    Supervisor: Freeman, P. C. (Supervisor) & Thomas, P. D. (Supervisor)

    Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy

13. The Response of Extracellular Phenol Oxidase Activity to Environmental Change, and the Implications for the Stability of Soil Carbon Stores

    Author: Toberman, H., Oct 2007

    Supervisor: Freeman, C. (Supervisor), Evans, C. (Supervisor) & Fenner, N. (Supervisor)

    Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy

14. 2008
15. The effects of a changing climate on the biogeochemistry of peat accumulating wetlands

    Author: Ellis, T., Jul 2008

    Supervisor: Freeman, C. (Supervisor)

    Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy

16. 2009
17. The effects of water table drawdown and catchment management on DOC export and water quality

    Author: Willis, N., Jan 2009

    Supervisor: Freeman, C. (Supervisor)

    Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy

18. The impacts of elavated ozone on plant vitality and carbon cycling in wetlands

    Author: Williamson, J. L., Aug 2009

    Supervisor: Mills, G. (External person) (Supervisor) & Freeman, C. (Supervisor)

    Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy