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  1. Team Members

    Courtney Scarborough (she/her)

    Courtney works to advance the Center’s mission and support cross-Center initiatives that bridge synthesis research, environmental data science and learning activities. Trained as a marine scientist, Courtney is passionate about bringing interdisciplinary science to bear on real world issues affecting people and the planet. She received her Master’s degree in Environmental Science and Management from the Bren School at UCSB and a Bachelor of Science degree in Aquatic Biology, also from UCSB.

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    Unlocking Libraries: A story about R

    The Learning Hub teaches four data science principles through a five-day intensive course in R and GitHub called coreR: collaborative, open-access, reproducible, environmental data science.

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    Epiphytic diatom production on the seagrass Thalassia testudinum in northern Gulf of Mexicoin northern Gulf of Mexico

    Seagrasses provide coastal protection, habitat, and food re- sources for many economically important marine organisms and play a role in carbon sequestration (Sullivan and Moncreiff 1988). Seagrasses range from the tropics to polar environments and there are about 60 different species worldwide (Orth et al. 2006). Juvenile organisms have much greater growth rates in seagrass meadows than in other habitats (Heck et al. 2003). However, seagrass loss has increased over the last 40 years in both tropical and temperate regions (Orth et al.

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    Enhancing the FAIRness of Arctic Research Data Through Semantic Annotation

    The National Science Foundation’s Arctic Data Center is the primary data repository for NSF-funded research conducted in the Arctic. There are major challenges in discovering and interpreting resources in a repository containing data as heterogeneous and interdisciplinary as those in the Arctic Data Center.

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