MUSE 2018

I am an ecohydrologist who combines laboratory experiments, fieldwork, and satellite data to better understand canopy water dynamics across spatial and temporal scales. Keywords: Climate Systems, Ecosystems, Governance and Environmental Policy, Land Use and Planning, Water

How will nonhuman primates be affected by anthropogenic climate change? Primates are highly adaptable, but also are consistently designated as species vulnerable to rapid environmental change. Andrew is interested in probing species-specific traits that make some primates more vulnerable... Read More →

Trish Koman, PhD, MPP, is a health scientist at the University of Michigan Environmental Health Sciences Department where she leads community-engaged research and learning to create healthier communities. She is especially interested how air pollution and climate change affect... Read More →

My research adopts a novel approach which combines micro and macro-scale goals to enabling ethanol as a transportation fuel. The transportation sector remains a challenging area to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from combustion of fossil fuels. Ethanol has considerable promise to... Read More →

Geospatial tools and analysis for the spatio-temporal monitoring of ecosystem structure and processes Keywords: Agriculture, Food Systems, and Food Security, Ecosystems, Water