Bjorn Larson has been working in arctic Alaska for the past three summers, and he is excited to continue studying such a fascinating landscape as it goes through rapid changes. He is working to understand how changing climate and disturbance regimes are changing plant communities.
Press Coverage: The NAU Review • Date: Dec 26, 2024. (Coverage of Koch et al. 2024 in Communications Medicine.) NAU Review Publication: https://www.nature.com/articles/s43856-024-00693-7
Press Coverage: The NAU Review • Date: Feb 6, 2025. (Context for the Science special collection on the Arctic; quotes Regents’ Prof. Ted Schuur.) NAU Review Publication: https://www.science.org/doi/abs/10.1126
In the Eel River, the symbiotic triad of the green macroalga Cladophora, its Epithemia epiphytes, and the diazoplasts within Epithemia are embedded in a complex food web with thousands of other algal and bacterial species. Despite high species richness of Read more…