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Swimming with Artificial Intelligence

Berkeley scientists employ algorithm to help predict global fishery populations.

an elk stands on a steep slope at dusk with a mountain range in the distance. Photo by Joe Riis

Changing Climate Cues

What drives Yellowstone’s massive elk migrations?

Neil Tsutsui’s lab gets the public involved in the scientific process.

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IB Seminar: Movements of Marine Megafauna Determine their Vulnerability to Anthropogenic Stressors and Climate Change, Aug 29

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Professor Ron Amundson

Ron Amundson elected a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union

AGU Fellows are recognized for their scientific eminence in the Earth and space sciences.

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Greg Biging, Mary Firestone, Katherine Milton smiling in separate phoptos.

2019 ESPM faculty retirements

The department congratulates professors Greg Biging, Mary Firestone, and Katharine Milton on their retirement.

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