We are a research group at the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research at the University of Arizona. We use tree rings to study past climate, forest ecosystems, and their interactions. Our research interests include the climate of the last ~2,000 years, atmospheric circulation patterns, fire-climate interactions, the carbon cycle, seasonally dry forests, and human-environment interactions. We have a global focus and are involved in research projects in the American West, Africa, and central and southeastern Europe.
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Alumni
M. Ross Alexander - Argonne National Laboratory
Raquel Alfaro Sánchez - Post-doc, University of Waterloo, CA
Flurin Babst- Assistant Research Professor, University of Arizona
Soumaya Belmecheri - NSF Program Officer
Tom De Mil - Assistant Professor, Université de Liège, Belgium
Genaro Guttierez - UABC, Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico
Amy Hudson - Post-doc, USDA ARS
Paul Szejner - Assistant Professor, UNAM, Mexico
Qichao Yao - Wildfire Research Center, National Institute of Natural Hazards, China
Guobao Xu - Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Robert Shepard - graduated Fall 2015 with MS from UA School of Natural Resources and the Environment
Zakia Hassan Khamisi - graduated Spring 2014 with MS from UA School of Natural Resources and the Environment
M. Ross Alexander - Argonne National Laboratory
Raquel Alfaro Sánchez - Post-doc, University of Waterloo, CA
Flurin Babst- Assistant Research Professor, University of Arizona
Soumaya Belmecheri - NSF Program Officer
Tom De Mil - Assistant Professor, Université de Liège, Belgium
Genaro Guttierez - UABC, Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico
Amy Hudson - Post-doc, USDA ARS
Paul Szejner - Assistant Professor, UNAM, Mexico
Qichao Yao - Wildfire Research Center, National Institute of Natural Hazards, China
Guobao Xu - Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Robert Shepard - graduated Fall 2015 with MS from UA School of Natural Resources and the Environment
Zakia Hassan Khamisi - graduated Spring 2014 with MS from UA School of Natural Resources and the Environment