Immersion Distinguished Scholar Workshop: Facilitation, Meeting Design, Synthesis Opportunities
Immersion Distinguished Scholar Workshop: Facilitation, Meeting Design, Synthesis Opportunities.
Jon Kramer, SESYNC
Communications
Seminar: Dr. Rachel Mason & Dr. Rachel Zuercher
Evidence, Causes, and Consequences of a Global Decline in Available Nitrogen
Virtual seminar presented by Dr. Rachel Mason
Building A Network for Network Analysis
Former SESYNC postdocs Dr. Lorien Jasny and Dr. Phillip Staniczenko recently led the Introduction to Social and Ecological Network Analysis Short Course virtually.
Immersion Workshop: Environmental Economics
Immersion Distinguished Scholar Workshop: Environmental Economics
Doug Lipton, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries
Immersion Distinguished Scholar Workshop: Interdisciplinary Skills
Immersion Distinguished Scholar Workshop.
Deana Pennington, University of Texas-El Paso
Integrating Water Management Teaching in Schools – Why Is It Important?
SESYNC's Announcement Regarding Fall RFPs
Over the past several months, SESYNC has been carefully observing the ongoing COVID-19 crisis and taking measures daily to maximize the safety of our staff and participants, while still striving to provide the support our researchers need.
SESYNC Postdoc Varsha Vijay Uses Her Baking Skills to Raise Money for Fighting Racism
SESYNC Postdoc Varsha Vijay recently participated in the Bakers Against Racism initiative, a virtual bake sale designed to raise money for causes fighting against systemic racism. As part of her efforts, Varsha used her baking talents to create special treats that she sold to her neighbors, friends, and colleagues. Below, she shares more about how she got involved and why this initiative is important to her.
Territorial Behaviors in Animals Could Play Greater Role in Disease Spread than Previously Thought
Territorial Behaviors in Animals Could Play Greater Role in Disease Spread than Previously Thought
Finding could have implications for understanding disease spread
For release: June 11, 2020
New Call to Examine Old Narratives: Infectious disease modeling study casts doubt on the Justinianic Plague’s impact
New Call to Examine Old Narratives
Infectious disease modeling study casts doubt on the Justinianic Plague’s impact
For release: May 1, 2019
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