Neo Martinez (neo@peacelab.net)
Neo collaborates with a wide range of scientists from
undergrads to professors with an emphasis on graduate students and
postdocs. Many of these collaborations are informal, with Neo
advising
and collaborating with colleagues based in Bay area labs at UC Berkeley
(e.g., John Harte's) or San Francisco State (e.g., Ilmi Yoon's), or
other institutions Neo frequently visits such as the Santa Fe Institute
in
Santa Fe, the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis in
Santa Barbara, and various labs in Germany (e.g., in Potsdam,
Darmstadt, and Dresden). Some collaborations, especially with
postdocs, are more formal and are based at the PEaCE Lab in
Berkeley. Support for travel and stipends is sometimes
available from the PEaCE Lab for developing and conducting research.
http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~hartelab/
http://tlaloc.sfsu.edu/~yoon/
Tamara Romanuk (tromanuk@gmail.com)
Tamara is a professor at Dalhousie University in Halifax
(Nova Scotia). She has a very active lab (10+ researchers) and is
particularly interested in recruiting PhD students and postdoctoral
fellows who
are interested in collaborating with other PEaCE lab scientists.
Members of her
"Food Web Ecology Lab" do both experimental and theoretical work
centered around how global change affects food-web structure and
stability. Dalhousie is a great university (it was recently
ranked the #1
university in North America for postdocs) and has an extremely active
faculty in fisheries ecology, food-web ecology, and biological
modelling. Funding can be provided through NSERC, Killiam, and
other
sources for qualified candidates.
http://www.dal.ca/
http://www.dalgrad.dal.ca/funding/
http://www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/
http://ecocomplexity.blogspot.com/
http://biology.dal.ca/People/faculty/romanuk/romanuk.htm
Eric Berlow (eberlow@ucmerced.edu)
Eric helps coordinate two undergraduate summer programs at UC Merced's Sierra Nevada Research Institute's Field Station in Yosemite National Park. These include diverse internships in the park as well as independent research opportunities through the NSF-funded Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program. Eric also hosts up to 3 SNRI Scientific Visualization Fellows each year at the field station. He can formally advise graduate students and postdocs through the University of California Merced, and is on the graduate faculty at Oregon State University. Eric also collaborates with and helps advise graduate students and postdocs who are foramlly based in the labs of colleagues, particularly at UC Merced and Darmstadt Technical University.
https://snri.ucmerced.edu/snri/wawona/programs.html
http://www.ericlberlow.net
Jennifer collaborates with a diverse array of researchers from many different disciplines and welcomes new inquiries. As a faculty member at the Santa Fe Institute, she advises and collaborates with postdoctoral SFI Omidyar Fellows, and also works with postdocs and graduate students based elsewhere, in some cases helping them to develop fellowship or grant applications that can include formal mentoring and part-time residency at SFI. She is also available to co-advise students or postdocs based with other members of the PEaCE Lab. Jennifer encourages graduate, postdoctoral, and junior faculty researchers who are interested in the Santa Fe Institute and the study of complex systems to apply to the various SFI summer school porgrams, such as the Complex Systems Summer School where she has lectured for a number of years, or the newer Summer School on Global Sustainability.
http://www.santafe.edu
http://www.santafe.edu/education/fellowships-postdoctoral.php
http://www.santafe.edu/education/
http://www.santafe.edu/profiles/?pid=67
Ilmi Yoon (yoon@cs.sfsu.edu)
Ilmi is an associate professor of computer science at San Francisco State University and an active member of the Center of Computing for Life Science and the Multimedia and Visualization Laboratory. She is interested in recruiting undergraduate and masters students who are enthusiastic about participating in collaborations with other PEaCE lab scientists. She and her students are working on 3D modeling tools for biologists and network 3D visualization, including educational games (see last two links to Nursetown and deBugger games below).
http://tlaloc.sfsu.edu/~yoon/interest.htm
http://cs.sfsu.edu/ccls/index.html
http://cs.sfsu.edu/research/MMlab.html
http://thecity.sfsu.edu/~SeriousGame/media.php
http://thecity.sfsu.edu/~debugger/download/documentation.php
