Author: Benjamin Blonder
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Hiring a postdoc to lead NSF funded project to identify water use strategies to cope with thermal stress
We are seeking to hire a lead Postdoctoral Research Associate to lead a National Science Foundation funded project to identify adaptive water use strategies to cope with extreme thermal stress across a wide range of plant functional types. The project will be based at the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, AZ, where the postdoc will…
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Free computational labs for an undergraduate/graduate community ecology class
Do you teach community ecology or are you hoping to learn more about it? I’ve just released a set of 9 computational labs (plus solutions) that I have historically used to teach population and community ecology. They involve learning modern tidyverse R plus various data manipulation techniques, and also enable students to engage with numerous…
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Botanical Entanglements: An Ecological Art Exhibit
Botanical Entanglements: An Ecological Art Exhibit UC Botanical Garden March 12-18| 10 am – 4 pm daily | Free with Admission Botanical Entanglements is a site-specific ecological art exhibition that explores embedded histories in plant form. With this work, artist and ecologist Dr. Juniper Harrower is interested in the ethnobotanical histories and localized ecologies of…
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Visualizing genetic predictors of forest mortality
Co-author Ian Breckheimer recently put together a beautiful visualization of our recent paper on cytotype-dependent mortality in quaking aspen – check it out!