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2024-05-14: Using big data to study global biodiversity change: the importance of field observations
- date：2024-05-13
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Speaker: Dr. Liu Jiajia
Affiliation: Fudan University
Host: Prof. Kyle Tomlison
Time: 4:30 PM, Tuesday, May. 14, 2024
Abstract：
Biodiversity databases are becoming more available and how to use online databases to explore the phenomenon we observed is becoming increasingly important in ecological research. Here, I will use several examples to show how to combine field observations, thoughts and ideas, based on large-datasets, to study large-scale biodiversity changes and inform practical conservation guidelines.
Bio:
Dr. Liu Jiajia is a young professor and doctoral supervisor at Fudan University. He mainly focuses on the patterns, dynamics and conservation of global biodiversity. He has led several National Natural Science Foundation projects and currently serves as an associate editor/editorial board member for journals such as Conservation Letters, Ecological Monographs and Ecological Solutions and Evidence. In the last five years, he has published more than 20 articles as first/corresponding author, including in journals such as Nature Ecology & Evolution, Nature Communications, Trends in Ecology & Evolution and Current Biology.
Affiliation: Fudan University
Host: Prof. Kyle Tomlison
Time: 4:30 PM, Tuesday, May. 14, 2024
Abstract：
Biodiversity databases are becoming more available and how to use online databases to explore the phenomenon we observed is becoming increasingly important in ecological research. Here, I will use several examples to show how to combine field observations, thoughts and ideas, based on large-datasets, to study large-scale biodiversity changes and inform practical conservation guidelines.
Bio:
Dr. Liu Jiajia is a young professor and doctoral supervisor at Fudan University. He mainly focuses on the patterns, dynamics and conservation of global biodiversity. He has led several National Natural Science Foundation projects and currently serves as an associate editor/editorial board member for journals such as Conservation Letters, Ecological Monographs and Ecological Solutions and Evidence. In the last five years, he has published more than 20 articles as first/corresponding author, including in journals such as Nature Ecology & Evolution, Nature Communications, Trends in Ecology & Evolution and Current Biology.