Seth Adelsperger is a postdoctoral researcher in the Hydroclimatology Group. His research examines hydrological extremes, especially floods and droughts, and works to identify their characteristics, spatial variability, drivers, and impacts. His current research focuses on understanding how historic hydrological intensification has affected water availability across the United States, and how future changes may further alter water resources. He is from a small town in Northern Indiana and holds degrees from Belmont University (B.S.) and Indiana University Bloomington (M.S. and Ph.D.). When Seth is not working, he is likely somewhere in the great outdoors or with his family and friends.