A recording of our recent seminar, presented by Dr. Julie Sze of the Universiiy of California, Davis, is now available.
Join us on Tuesday, May 18, at 11:00 A.M. for our next virtual seminar with Dr. Nguyen, Dalhousie University. Talk is free and open to the public. Registration required.
A recording of our recent seminar, presented by Dr. Renee Obringer, is now available.
Interested in meeting facilitation, but unsure where to start? Check out our new guide, which introduces approaches and practices we use at SESYNC in facilitating synthesis meetings, trainings, and workshops to help improve teamwork processes.
By: Mary K. Muth, RTI International and Quentin Read, SESYNC
Over the past several months, SESYNC’s research teams have met the challenge of shifting their in-person collaborations entirely online with ongoing flexibility, resilience, and commitment. Below, PIs from several of our Pursuits and Graduate Pursuits share the practices they’re using to keep their projects moving forward and to maintain strong connections among their team members.
Infectious disease modeling study casts doubt on the Justinianic Plague’s impact
For release: May 1, 2019
Climate Change to Cause Abrupt Species Loss This Century
New study reveals the disruption of biodiversity from climate change on land and in the oceans could be as soon as 2030.
For release: April 9, 2020
Contact: christophertrisos@gmail.com
Dear SESYNC Community,
In a recent interview on CNN International, SESYNC postdoc Merle Eisenberg lent his pandemic expertise to a discussion about the coronavirus. In the segment, which aired March 5, 2020, CNN journalist John Vause asked Eisenberg to address certain parallels being drawn between the current spread of the coronavirus and that of the 14th century plague.
| May 18 / Seminar: Dr. Tu Nguyen |
