UF Water Institute Distinguished Faculty Fellow Seminar
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Yale Climate Connections radio story with Christine Angelini
Yale Climate Connections radio story airing featuring Christine Angelini: “A burrowing crab is speeding destruction of coastal salt marshes”
Christine Angelini will speak at the next FDEP Florida Resilient Coastlines Quarterly Webinar, Feb 3, 9am EST
The FDEP Florida Resilient Coastlines Quarterly Webinar will be livestreamed at 9am EST. Please click the headline above to reach the registration link.
UF cluster hire – 4 faculty positions: Artificial Intelligence in Coastal Systems
1) Signal, Image and Video Processing, 2) Graph Technology, 3) Reinforcement Learning, 4) Underwater Robotics
Paul Gader, SECOORA webinar: The Trouble with Deep Learning (Jan 26, 1PM EST)
Dr. Paul Gader will discuss some of the inherent and difficult flaws in current Artificial Intelligence practices and use examples from environmental sensing to identify methods for mitigating those flaws.
Ashley Smyth featured in this fantastic short educational video about oysters and water quality
Dr. Smyth featured in Mission Unstoppable with Miranda Cosgrove on CBS, which celebrates women who have become superstars in STEM-related careers.
New paper by Altieri: Resilience of Tropical Ecosystems to Ocean Deoxygenation
Altieri and co-authors suggest that a community and ecosystems perspective that integrates knowledge of organismal physiology with species interactions can reveal new insights into ecological feedbacks and the potential mechanisms that underlie the resilience of tropical ecosystems to deoxygenation.
Article on saltwater intrusion co-authored by David Kaplan is one of “Top-10 Most Cited Articles” in Ecosystem Health and Sustainability from 2015-2020
“Restore or retreat? saltwater intrusion and water management in coastal wetlands” co-written by Elliott White and David Kaplan was selected as one of the “Top-10 Most Cited Articles” published in Ecosystem Health and Sustainability from 2015-2020.
Losing Ground: Climate Change Is Altering the Rules of Ecosystem Hierarchy
Human activities are resetting which species hold the most sway over ecosystem behavior, says Christine Angelini, principal investigator for the study. Because of overfishing and climate change, purple marsh crabs are “wreaking havoc everywhere” across their range
As saltwater resculpts the East Coast, researchers say it can’t be stopped but we can adapt
“The pines, oaks, cedars and palms have this orderly trajectory of death based on who can hack it in a saline environment and who can’t” – David Kaplan, CCS.