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Apr 09, 2020 Climate Change to Cause Abrupt Species Loss this Century
A new study led by former SESYNC postdoc Christopher Trisos published in Nature reveals that the disruption of biodiversity from climate change on land and in the oceans could happen sooner than previously thought—possibly as early as 2030. Read more |
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Apr 06, 2020 SESYNC Postdoc Creates Resources for Educators Transitioning to Virtual Classrooms SESYNC postdoc Merle Eisenberg has created two websites, Middle Ages for Educators and Infectious Historians, to provides resources to educators on historical plagues and pandemics. Read more |
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Apr 06, 2020 A Reflection on My Science-Art Hybridity in Facing Complex Socio-Environmental Problems SESYNC Postdoc Se Jong Cho explains the connections between her art and scientific research. Read more |
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Mar 25, 2020 Effectively Including Online Participants in Onsite Meetings A group of SESYNC particpants from the Theme “Building Resources for Complex, Action-Oriented Team Science” share their best tips for effectively including online particiapnts in meetings in this blog from Integration and Implementation Insights. Read more |
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Mar 16, 2020 A Note about the Coronavirus Crisis SESYNC Statement Regarding COVID-19 Read more |
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Mar 06, 2020 New SESYNC Workshop Highlights the Potential Use of NEON AOP Data in Convergent Socio-Environmental Research SESYNC recently hosted the workshop People, Land, and Ecosystems: Leveraging NEON for Soico-Environmental Synthesis to explore the potential for using NEON Airborne Observation Platform data in synthesis research. Read more |
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Mar 06, 2020 SESYNC Postdoc Interviewed on CNN about Pandemics In a recent interview on CNN’s International channel, SESYNC postdoc Merle Eisenberg lent his pandemic expertise to a discussion about the coronavirus. Read more |
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Mar 02, 2020 Understanding Public Art’s Role in Achieving Environmental Outcomes Bianca Lopez, Chris Field, and Se Jong Cho, all current or former postdoctoral researchers at SEYSNC, were the principal investigators of a recent workshop working to understand public art’s role in achieving environmental outcomes. Read more |
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Feb 25, 2020 SESYNC’s Public Health Immersion Workshop: Interdisciplinary Themes of Resilience and Social Determinants of Health In a recent Immersion workshop on public health, SESYNC postdocs had the opportunity to interact with three public health scholars whose research programs span environmental exposure, feedbacks between human health and sustainability, and mental health and cognition. Read more |
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Feb 21, 2020 Winter Weather Whiplash: Examining Its Elements, Events, and Effects Dr. Alix Contosta recently presented her talk ‘Winter Weather Whiplash: Impacts of Compound Extreme Winter Weather Events on Coupled Human and Natural Systems,’ as part of SESYNC's seminar series.
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