Science for a Changing Earth

The Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center (SE CASC) helps fish, wildlife, water, land, and people adapt to a changing climate.

Global Change Fellow Spotlight

Every year the SE CASC funds a multidisciplinary cohort of Global Change Fellows representing colleges across NC State University. Here are some highlights from a recent spotlight about 2019-20 Fellow, Simon Pinilla Gallego, and the applied research he’s conducting.

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SE CASC Project Spotlight

Research funded by the SE CASC encompasses a range of science activities that contribute to understanding the exposure and impacts of global change on resources that matter to our partners and to framing decisions about adaptation strategies, emphasizing principles of co-produced actionable science.

SE CASC Accepting Global Change Fellow Nominations

Nominations for 2020-2021 Global Change Fellows are now open. This program is designed to train the next generation of global change scientists by providing financial, scientific, and professional development support for NC State graduate students who are interested in multi-disciplinary research.

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FY2020 Funding Opportunity

The Southeast CASC is now accepting statements of interest for FY2020 funding. Eligible applicants include PIs in the Southeast affiliated with either SE CASC Consortium Universities (including NC State University, Auburn University, Duke University, University of Florida, University of South Carolina, or University of Tennessee), or US Geological Survey (including USGS centers, field stations, laboratories, and Cooperative Research Units). Parties from other organizations can participate and receive funds via sub-award from the Principal Investigator, but the proposal submitter and PI must be from an eligible applicant. The deadline for submission is January 31, 2020.

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