I'm an earth system scientist, paleoecologist, and biogeographer who studies species responses to past and future climate change. Research themes include novel climates and communities, abrupt change, megaherbivore extinctions, paleoecoinformatics, and data-model synthesis. I am a professor in Geography and am the former Director of the Center for Climatic Research.

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I am a Research Scientist with expertise in palynology, archaeology, and paleoecology. My research interests include the peopling of the Americas and late Quaternary megafaunal extinction. Specifically, I use palynological and geochemical proxies to understand the effects of extinction including changes in vegetation composition and fire regimes. In my spare time, I like walking my dog and doing step aerobics.

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I am a Postdoctoral Research Associate and Museum Scientist affiliated with the Geography Department and the UW Zoological Museum. My research interests are in the long-term human and environmental interactions in Subarctic and Arctic coastal landscapes. Through the study of preserved animal remains from archaeological sites, I aim to reconstruct pre-industrial foodways and past environments. My current research employs saffron cod (*Eleginus gracilis*) ear stones (otoliths) as a proxy for reconstructing sea surface temperatures of the North Bering Sea over the last 2000 years.

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I am an Assistant Research Scientist with an interest in climate-vegetation relationships and informatics across ecology the geosciences. I seek to understand the relationships between climate, forest composition, land use change and critical zone processes by harnessing quantitative and computational advances and a broad array of heterogeneous data. I lead the Informatics WG of the Neotoma Paleoecology Database and serve on the EarthCube Leadership Committee

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I am a post-doc in palaeoecological modelling, working with Jack Williams and Tony Ives. Currently working on fitting state-space modells to palaeoproxy data to estimate speices-species interactions and species-environment interactions.

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I’m a PhD student in Physical Geography interested in paleoecology, bioclimatic sensitivity, and interactive maps. My PhD research involves exploring the patterns of tropical ecoclimatic sensitivity.

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I’m a Ph.D. candidate in Earth Systems Geography interested in paleoecology, biogeography, climate change, and niche analysis. My dissertation aims to understand ecological change by scaling from a site-level multi-proxy Holocene abrupt vegetation change to a synthesis of how niche dynamics change over space and time.

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I am a second-year PhD student in Earth Systems Geography and Fulbright Scholar from Colombia. My research interests revolve around Quaternary ecology and climate-mediated vegetation dynamics. My PhD research project includes using ancient environmental DNA (aeDNA) and pollen records to understand vegetation responses to anthropogenic impacts.

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I'm a second-year M.S. student in Physical Geography interested in paleoecology, climate change, landscape ecology, and forest systems. My current project involves working up a pollen record from Central Michigan to investigate the relationship between abrupt ecological change and ecotonal dynamics.

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