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Chelsea Chisholm
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I use both large datasets and distributed experiments to address questions in community ecology and global change. Previously I have worked in arctic and alpine environments to examine how plant communities vary across environmental gradients, and the consequences for ecosystem functioning. In my current role I use demographic data to model the spread of invasive plant species across alpine ranges.
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Loïc Liberati
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Shengman Lyu
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Tim Murray
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Hanna Nomoto
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Kristiina Visakorpi
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Tom Walker
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My work focuses on understanding how climate change affects, and is affected by, the functioning of alpine and arctic ecosystems. Specifically, I borrow approaches from molecular biology, microbial physiology, biogeochemistry and ecosystem science to characterise the interplay between plants, soil organisms and their abiotic environment, and to interrogate this over multiple spatial and temporal scales.
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alumni
Lucija Grladinovic, masters student 2019
Giorgia Ferretti, masters student 2018
Aline Cardinaux, masters student 2017
Hristina Kostic, masters student 2017
Jessica Joachim, research assistant 2016-2017
Jean Burgermeister, research assistant 2017
We are enormously grateful to the many people who have helped set-up and run experiments over the years - here are just a few ...
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