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Save the giants, save the planet: NAU professor finds large animals, plants key to a healthy Earth

Posted by SICCS on March 9, 2020

Assistant professor Chris Doughty and Ph.D. student Andrew Abraham worked with institutions around the world to conduct research on the role megabiota play in our ecosystem, and more importantly, what their dwindling numbers mean for the planet. Read more.

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NAU scientists help chart a path to understand how Arctic vegetation is changing

Posted by SICCS on January 31, 2020

 

Professors Scott Goetz and Logan Berner are involved in an effort that brings together a variety of science institutions around the world to look into what the warming planet means for vegetation productivity. Read More

 

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Taking Flux Puppy for a walk: NAU undergraduate research team develops ecological app for measuring carbon dioxide

Posted by chris_heiser on July 22, 2019

May 21, 2019

“Today I am talking the Flux Puppy for a walk at @HarvardForest to measure stem respiration,” NAU postdoctoral researcher Tim Rademacher recently tweeted. With it, a photo of a small white chamber fastened to a tree trunk (think half Dixie cup, half electrode) and hooked at the other end to a handheld tablet sporting a clear, clean graph… Read more

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In search of mathematical magic: international group comes to NAU to learn how to build a better carbon cycle model

Posted by chris_heiser on

June 10, 2019

On a planet that just hit an atmospheric carbon concentration of 415 ppm, accurately predicting where the carbon is going in the future has never been more important.

Much of what we know about where carbon will be on the globe in 12, 25 or 100 years is due to innovative… Read more

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