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Jan 12, 2015

SE CSC Fellow Presents Posters at AGU14

One of the current fellows for SE CSC this year, Nitin Singh, had the honor of being able to present two posters at the 2014 annual Fall meeting of the American…

Jan 12, 2015

New Research Article on Evolutionary Tipping Points is Chosen as the Cover of PNAS

Carlos Botero, one of SE CSC’s postdoctoral fellow from last year, and several other author’s recently published a paper entitled, “Evolutionary tipping points in the capacity to adapt to environmental change.”…

Jan 12, 2015

A New Publication on Forest Resilience to Climate Change and Urbanization

A team of North Carolina State University, including SE CSC’s own postdoctoral associate Jennifer Costanza, and research scientist Adam Terando, as well as many USGS researchers authored the recently released…

Dec 19, 2014

Sec. Jewell Announces New Wildlife and Climate Studies at the SE Climate Science Center

U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell announced today that the Department of the Interior’s regional Climate Science Centers and the United States Geological Survey (USGS) National Climate Change and…

Dec 15, 2014

SE CSC Launches Science Video Endeavor

In October, the SE CSC sponsored a Science Video-Making Workshop designed to provide training in the production of videos about science topics. The workshop was led by emeritus USGS scientist…

Dec 12, 2014

Avian Meteorology, How We Looked to Birds for a Clue About Weather

Our colleague, Jennifer Landin and her partner, write posts on the wonder, science, and lore of birds on their blog, Awing and Away. Take a look at the way bird…

Dec 5, 2014

Nov-December SE Climate Science Newsletter

SE CSC NEWS: Our Global Change fellow, Michaela Foster, attends National Society of Forestes Meeting. Read more. New Publication: Meineke EK, Dunn RR, Frank SD. 2014 Early pest development and…

Dec 2, 2014

Inhabit(ants) of New York City: High Diversity Underfoot in Urban Environments

Cities have more species diversity than you’d expect. A study of ants in Manhattan found not only a wide range of species, but also significant differences in the levels of…

Nov 25, 2014

Environmental “Tipping Points” Key to Predicting Extinctions

Researchers from North Carolina State University have created a model that mimics how differently adapted populations may respond to rapid climate change. Their findings demonstrate that depending on a population’s…

Nov 24, 2014

Global biogeographic regions in a human-dominated world: the case of human diseases

Two former fellows of the SE Climate Science Center, Michael Just and Aaron Poteate, as well as one of our PI’s, Robert Dunn, and several other researchers have had their…