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March 16, 2021 12:00 PM

Seminar: Jeff Dukes

Improving projections of ecosystem functioning through fieldwork, modeling, and teamwork

March 11, 2021 12:00 PM

Seminar: Emily Zakem

Linking microbes and climate:
Redox-informed metabolic biogeography and a unified theory for organic matter accumulation

March 9, 2021 12:00 PM

Seminar: Charles Birkeland

Different resiliencies in coral communities over ecological and geological time scales in American Samoa

March 4, 2021 12:00 PM

Seminar: Danielle Claar

Symbioses in a changing ocean:
Keystone interactions from microbial to global scales

March 2, 2021 12:00 PM

Seminar: Walter Jetz

Predicting past and future global biodiversity dynamics with new data and technologies

February 25, 2021 12:00 PM

Seminar: Colin Averill

Forests and their fungi:
Molecular interactions at macro scale

February 23, 2021 12:00 PM

Seminar: Kim Novick

Quantifying biophysical impacts of natural climate solutions in the United States

February 18, 2021 12:00 PM

Seminar: Rafael M. Almeida

Energy in transition:
Navigating greenhouse gas emissions and socioenvironmental
tradeoffs from hydropower

February 16, 2021 12:00 PM

Seminar: Benjamin Bond-Lamberty

Integrating large scale soil respiration and other datasets for understanding global carbon-cycle changes

February 11, 2021 12:00 PM

Seminars

Seminar: Jeff Dukes

Improving projections of ecosystem functioning through fieldwork, modeling, and teamwork

Seminar: Emily Zakem

Linking microbes and climate:
Redox-informed metabolic biogeography and a unified theory for organic matter accumulation

Seminar: Charles Birkeland

Different resiliencies in coral communities over ecological and geological time scales in American Samoa

Seminar: Danielle Claar

Symbioses in a changing ocean:
Keystone interactions from microbial to global scales

Seminar: Walter Jetz

Predicting past and future global biodiversity dynamics with new data and technologies

Seminar: Colin Averill

Forests and their fungi:
Molecular interactions at macro scale

Seminar: Kim Novick

Quantifying biophysical impacts of natural climate solutions in the United States

Seminar: Rafael M. Almeida

Energy in transition:
Navigating greenhouse gas emissions and socioenvironmental
tradeoffs from hydropower

Seminar: Benjamin Bond-Lamberty

Integrating large scale soil respiration and other datasets for understanding global carbon-cycle changes

Seminar: Angela Rigden

The importance of soil moisture in predicting agricultural yields:
From regional processes toward a global scale analysis

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Seminars

Improving projections of ecosystem functioning through fieldwork, modeling, and teamwork

Linking microbes and climate:Redox-informed metabolic biogeography and a unified theory for organic matter accumulation

Different resiliencies in coral communities over ecological and geological time scales in American Samoa

Symbioses in a changing ocean:Keystone interactions from microbial to global scales

Predicting past and future global biodiversity dynamics with new data and technologies

Forests and their fungi:Molecular interactions at macro scale

Quantifying biophysical impacts of natural climate solutions in the United States

Energy in transition:Navigating greenhouse gas emissions and socioenvironmentaltradeoffs from hydropower

Integrating large scale soil respiration and other datasets for understanding global carbon-cycle changes

The importance of soil moisture in predicting agricultural yields:From regional processes toward a global scale analysis

Pages

Linking microbes and climate:
Redox-informed metabolic biogeography and a unified theory for organic matter accumulation

Symbioses in a changing ocean:
Keystone interactions from microbial to global scales

Forests and their fungi:
Molecular interactions at macro scale

Energy in transition:
Navigating greenhouse gas emissions and socioenvironmental
tradeoffs from hydropower

The importance of soil moisture in predicting agricultural yields:
From regional processes toward a global scale analysis