Immersion Distinguished Scholar Workshop: Interdisciplinary Skills
Immersion Distinguished Scholar Workshop.
Deana Pennington, University of Texas-El Paso
Educator
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
SESYNC’s Graduate Program Plugs in but Keeps the Connection Human: Here’s how your team can do the same
COVID-19, and the uncertainty it has brought to the world, has shaken up how many groups are able to work together—including SESYNC’s Graduate Pursuits. Despite the disruptions that teams have faced, Dr. Nicole Motzer, Assistant Director for Interdisciplinary Science, says SESYNC’s grad teams are continuing to move forward at all stages of their Pursuits—albeit in new ways.
Researchers Share Key Ingredients for Building Momentum for Interdisciplinary Collaboration
SESYNC’s Immersion Program Immerses Itself in a Digital World
By: Alaina Gallagher
Saying Farewell to SESYNC Postdocs Xavier Benito & Florian Gollnow
This week, SESYNC sadly bids adieu to two of our resident postdocs, Xavier Benito and Florian Gollnow, as they prepare to embark on their next great adventures. To celebrate their time here at SESYNC, we’re highlighting their research and achievements below.
Xavier Benito
Coastal Communities and the Marine Environment
There has been a sustained increase in the development and number of marine spatial plans over the past two decades. Managers and governments have embraced the approach as a way to maintain ecological integrity of marine environments while ensuring continued provisioning of economic, social and cultural benefits. However, there is limited empirical evidence that plans and associated management measures have effectively achieved stated goals.
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