Seminar Recording Now Available
In case you missed our latest virtual SESYNC seminar, a recording of "Chinatowns as Alternative Food Networks" with Dr. Theresa Ong is now available.
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Effects of COVID-19 Meat and Poultry Plant Closures on the Environment and Food Security
By: Mary K. Muth, RTI International and Quentin Read, SESYNC
The Council of Carthage of 525 and the Making of Post-Imperial Episcopal Authority
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Genotype and sex-based host variation in behaviour and susceptibility drives population disease dynamics
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Emerging arboviruses in the urbanized Amazon rainforest
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Degradation of rainforest, extreme weather events, and climate change affect the spread of mosquito borne diseases like dengue, chikungunya, and Zika, write Rachel Lowe and colleagues. Urgent action is needed.
Read the article in The British Medical Journal.
Schistosomiasis and climate change
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Giulio A. De Leo and colleagues consider the effect of changing climates and human activity on schistosomiasis transmission and potential solutions to contain its spread.
Read the article in The British Medical Journal.
Keeping Collaborations Moving Forward—Even in an Online World
Over the past several months, SESYNC’s research teams have met the challenge of shifting their in-person collaborations entirely online with ongoing flexibility, resilience, and commitment. Below, PIs from several of our Pursuits and Graduate Pursuits share the practices they’re using to keep their projects moving forward and to maintain strong connections among their team members.
Hydrological Conditions Influence Soil and Methane-Cycling Microbial Populations in Seasonally Saturated Wetlands
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Consequences of seafood mislabeling for marine populations and fisheries management
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Global change effects on plant communities are magnified by time and the number of global change factors imposed
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