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Thermal vulnerability across taxa: predicting climate change effects on biodiversity »
Leading international and local researchers will speak on using thermal tolerance limits to understand species susceptibility under climate change.
A beginner’s guide to population genomics simulations with SLiM and slimr »
An introduction to the genetic simulation software SLiM, including its use and application to some common population genetics questions.
Systematics and diversification of Indo-Pacific birds »
Jenna McCullough from the University of New Mexico will speak on the evolutionary dynamics of avian biodiversity across the complex island archipelagoes of Wallacea and Melanesia.
CBA 10th anniversary science symposium »
A showcase of CBA-funded research to celebrate our 10th year.
Plant invasions in the northern Andes: a socio-ecological perspective »
Gwendolyn Peyre talks about the taxonomic and functional diversities of invaded plant communities following roads along the forest-páramo elevation gradient in the Chingaza mountain range in Colombia.
OneDArT end-user engagement workshop: data quality and analytics »
The third end-user engagement workshop to help inform DArT's development of their ecological data capture, storage and analysis platform OneDArT.
Putting pen to paper: Scientific writing for researchers »
This series of writing workshops aims to provide postgraduate students and ECRs with the foundational skills to write well, and equip them with techniques for tackling academic writing of any kind.
Climatic refugia in the coldest neotropical hotspot, the Andean páramo »
Gwendolyn Peyre talks about research that identified climatic refugia in the Andean páramo, one of the most biodiverse high-mountain region on Earth.
Putting pen to paper: Scientific writing for researchers »
This series of writing workshops aims to provide postgraduate students and ECRs with the foundational skills to write well, and equip them with techniques for tackling academic writing of any kind.
Mechanistic niche modelling using NichemapR »
Understanding how climate constrains the distribution and abundance of organisms – an approach using NichemapR
