…the shallows or flew overhead. Though the above-ground landscape was teaming with life, the aquatic world was home to an equally amazing story. In previous decades, seagrasses carpeted the bottom…
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…an experience typically involves “personal contact with a role model and often an intimate involvement with the process that serves as an invitation into the world of scientific inquiry.” Nate…
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As temperatures rise in many regions around the world, plant species whose ranges were previously limited by low temperature thresholds and intolerance to freezing are increasingly able to expand into…
PostDoctoral Scientist in Aquatic Ecology
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Postdoc Position – Deep Learning for Poverty Prediction from Satellite Images
…(e.g., the World Bank’s Living Standards Measurement Study surveys, LSMS – http://surveys.worldbank.org/lsms), the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS – https://dhsprogram.com), and the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI –…
Space & Time: Data that cover both push the boundaries of ecology
…requisite data to study population variability across both space and time in several fish species. CC BY-SA 4.0. Credit: Andrew Rypel Variability is an inherent characteristic of the natural world:…
LTER Road Trip: Answering Biodiversity Questions with Big Bio
…of the United States and the world will experience more intense droughts. The results of Big Bio, BAC, BioCON and FAB are critical predictors of how ecosystems could react, as…
LTER Road Trip: Busy Bees at Kellogg Biological Station
…like this one are set up across the LTER, each with different-colored dye, like hues from a fun run. From the bee box in the grassy walkway between crop rows,…
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