Visiting Scholar Seminar Series: Matt Fitzpatrick, Appalachian Laboratory

December 10, 2020 3:30pm to 4:30pm iCal Google Calendar
Appalachian Laboratory

On Thursday, December 10, at 3:30pm, Dr. Matt Fitzpatrick, UMCES-AL, will present, "From Genes to Cities: Applications of spatial modeling to assess and communicate climate change vulnerability of forests and urban areas" as part of the Appalachian Laboratory's Visiting Scholar Seminar Series. The seminar will be presented via Zoom.  Access instructions have been emailed to the UMCES community.  If you are a scientist from another institution, please contact Rhonda Schwinabart at rschwinabart@umces.edu for Zoom access information.  

To learn more about Dr. Fitzpatrick's research, please visit his research website.  To learn more about the Visiting Scholar Seminar Series, please visit our seminar site.  

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