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National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis

Project Description

ORCAS seeks to investigate organismal responses to climate change using a collaborative data science approach. This working group will focus on organismal physiology, evolutionary processes (e.g., local or rapid adaptation), and ecological processes (e.g., species interactions, range shifts). The ORCAS program strives to promote collaborative and team based research using a mentee-mentor model. We will pair early career researchers with more later career stage mentors to conduct synthetic research.

 

Principal Investigator(s)

Brian S Cheng, Benjamin S. Halpern

Project Dates

Start: June 1, 2025

End: May 31, 2030

active

Participants

Ivanna Arrizon Elizarraras
University of California Santa Barbara
Brian S Cheng
University of Massachusetts
John P. DeLong
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Eleanor Dinuzzo
University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
Sarah Gignoux-Wolfsohn
University of Massachusetts
Anne Innes-Gold
University of Hawaii, Manoa
Wissam Jawad
University of Louisiana
Kristy J. Kroeker
University of California, Santa Cruz
Jack Litle
University of Washington
Kelly Morgan
Louisiana State University
Riley Pena
University of Connecticut
Racine E. Rangel
University of California, Santa Cruz
Matthew Sasaki
University of Massachusetts
Samina Soin-Voshell
Northeastern University
Peyton Thomas
University of Colorado
Samuel A. Walkes
University of California, Davis