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Erin L Landguth, PhD
Co-Director, Computational Ecology Lab Director, Data & Modeling Core, Center for Population Health Research Professor, School of Public and Community Health Sciences, University of Montana Email: [email protected] Office: 303A Health Sciences, 32 Campus Drive, Missoula, MT My research focus is in Computational Landscape Ecology: Developing, optimizing, and applying simulation programs for understanding relationships between biological processes and population patterns across landscapes. I am also pursuing work to improve air pollution exposure models and the modeling of factors that influence respiratory health, specifically for rural populations like Montana. |
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Casey Day, PhD
Co-Director, Computational Ecology Lab Research Scientist, School of Public and Community Health Sciences and Affiliate Faculty Affiliate Faculty, Wildlife Biology Program, University of Montana Email: [email protected] Office: 213 Skaggs, 32 Campus Drive, Missoula MT I am a behavioral landscape ecologist interested in combining movement ecology with simulation modeling to explore relationships between landscapes, animal behavior, and eco-evolutionary processes - often with implications for conservation and management. |
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Allen Warren
Senior Software and Systems Engineer, School of Public and Community Health Sciences and Center for Population Health Research Email: [email protected] Office: 210 Skaggs, 32 Campus Drive, Missoula MT I work on a range of both hardware and software development tasks, data assimilation, processing and analyses. I have designed, built, and maintained all of CEL's HPC servers, as well as many other labs on campus including the UM Griz HPC (ICARE NSF funded). I work with 'big data' in both space and time on a daily basis through designing and coding of open source web interactive map servers and distribution real-time climate and satellite data utilizing a range of Opensource libraries and APIs. |
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Maddy Guimond
MS Student, Wildlife Biology Program, University of Montana Email: [email protected] Office: Health Sciences 501, 32 Campus Drive, Missoula MT Maddy is studying disease defense strategies for white-nose syndrome in bats. |
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Dominique Alò, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Associate, School of Public and Community Health Sciences Email: [email protected] I am a biologist interested in understanding and modeling the complexity of life in its diverse forms. My current project integrates eco-evolutionary simulations to explore the mechanisms that shape the distribution and life histories of endangered and invasive freshwater fish species across space and time. Ultimately, my goal is to predict the effects of global environmental changes on biodiversity and apply the acquired knowledge to management and conservation issues. |
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Amy Haeseler
Research Associate, Lab Manager, School of Public and Community Health Sciences Email: [email protected] |
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Gilia Patterson, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Scientist Email: [email protected] Gilia studies climate change adaptation in cutthroat trout and tailed frogs using individual-based genetic simulations. |
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Alex Petkov, PhD
Research Scientist, USDA Fire Lab & University of Montana |
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Research Support Staff
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CEL Alumni
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Alan Swanson, MS - Research Scientist, College of Forestry, University of Montana
Julie Weckworth, PhD - Research Associate Professor, SPCH, University of Montana Ava Orr, PhD - Research Scientist, Data and Modeling Core, Center for Population Health Research, University of Montana Byron Weckworth, PhD - Chief Conservation and Advocacy Officer, Mountain Lion Foundation Emily Coyle, PhD - Research Associate, Rural Institute, University of Montana Eric Palm, PhD - Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of British Columbia Ho Yi Wan, PhD - Assistant Professor, Humboldt State University Ben Stark, MS - Research Scientist, Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation, Seattle, Washington Brian Hand, PhD - Research Assistant Professor, Flathead Biological Station, University of Montana Leslie Jones, PhD - Aquatic Ecologist, Alaska Center for Conservation Science, University of Alaska Anchorage |
