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6 Dec 2019: ADRIAN HUGHES I head up the GIS team at the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. I’m based at our HQ in Sandy and also at the David Attenborough Building. My interests are in how we … T…

3 Dec 2019: Yi manages three Ecology groups in Department of Plant Sciences. She develops analytical procedures, supervises Part II undergraduates and PhD students, trains postdoctoral RAs and supports researc…

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4 Jul 2019: No ecosystem on Earth is unaffected by people. In the presence of energy, inorganic chemicals are assimilated into producer organisms, commonly plants, and then travel through and between ecosystems within their

29 Aug 2019: The tallest trees currently found on Earth have reached their great heights by persisting and growing for centuries in the face of multiple hazards (Lindenmayer and Laurance 2016). The tropica…

12 Jun 2019: Repeat GEDI footprints measure the effects of tropical forest disturbancesAnnual disturbances in the Amazon rainforest exceed deforestation, yet their carbon cycle impact is poorly understood. Adva…

8 Jul 2019: Martin Rogersmsjr2@cam.ac.uk AI Lab at British Antarctic Survey I am a machine learning researcher in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Lab at the British Antarctic Survey (…

9 Oct 2019: The solid Earth provides a record of the Earth’s geological past, and also controls the characteristics and behaviour of processes active at the present day.

7 Nov 2019: James Balljgcb3@cam.ac.ukForest Ecology and Conservation Group Department of Plant Sciences James works in the Forest Ecology and Conservation group, Cambridge. He is using high frequency repeat UA…

4 Dec 2019: Presentation by Professor Peng Gong from Tsinghua University at 12.00 Thursday 5th December, Tom Ap Rees Lecture Theatre, Department of Plant Sciences Abstract In this presentation, I will report o…

18 Oct 2019: Our research involves the development and application of state-of-the-art chemistry-climate models. With these models we are trying to answer a number of questions relevant to society: (i) What are…

9 Oct 2019: Coastal ecosystems play important roles in hazard regulation (through wave energy dissipation); climate regulation (through carbon sequestration); and disaster risk reduction.

18 Oct 2019: Tom Swinfield tws36@cam.ac.uk thomas.swinfield@rspb.org.uk I work on tropical forest restoration. I use a variety of remote sensing techniques from structure from motion, LiDAR and multi-temporal s…

9 Oct 2019: The cryosphere, which encompasses all portions of the Earth’s surface where water is found in solid form, is one of the most dynamic components of the Earth’s climate system.

2 Dec 2019: This study led by Tom Chudley was published on PNAS (the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences) and was reported by University of Cambridge press release and Washington Post. Tom and co-a…

9 Oct 2019: The chemistry of the gases and particles in the air around is hugely important. Understanding of atmospheric chemistry enables new pathways to reduce air pollution and climate change.

30 Oct 2019: Tom Spencer ts111@cam.ac.uk Department of Geography Cambridge Coastal Research Unit Tom Spencer is Professor of Coastal Dynamics and Director of Research, Department of Geography. He is Director of…

18 Oct 2019: Gareth Rees heads the Polar Landscapes and Remote Sensing group at the Scott Polar Research Institute. The core activity of this group is, at present, the development and application of spaceborne …

26 Jul 2019: Both niche and stochastic dispersal processes structure the extraordinary diversity of tropical plants, but determining their relative contributions has proven challenging. We address this question…