Author: Benjamin Blonder
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Check out lab presentations at AGU 2023 in San Francisco!
Several lab members and collaborators are presenting at AGU in San Francisco this year – check out their work! Luiza Aparecido Abstract ID: 1251715 Final Paper Number and Abstract Title: B43D-01: Stomatal conductance depends on leaf temperature in addition to vapor pressure deficit: a meta-analysis across biomes Presentation Type: Oral Session Number and Title: B43D:…
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Congratulations to lab thesis student Megan
Lab student Megan Wu just presented her thesis work at a campus poster session today. There was great turnout for the event. Her work on cytotype effects on hydraulic vulnerability in aspen is progressing well and may soon find its way to a journal article soon, along with some related contributions from other lab students!…
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New open-access book: Place-Based Scientific Inquiry: A Practical Handbook for Teaching Outside
Our new book just came out, building on a decade of K-12 education work at Sky School. You can buy the print version (all royalties donated), or also read the book freely online or download a PDF. The book is the outcome of five years of writing and is lavishly illustrated with examples of students…
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Congratulations to Courtenay – the lab’s first graduating PhD student
Courtenay Ray is graduating this spring after starting in the lab in 2017. Her work has focused on plant community ecology and species interactions (especially those involving seeds) on Mt. Baldy in southwestern Colorado. Last week Courtenay was selected to give the distinguished lecture by a graduate student to the ESPM community. She gave a…