Emily V Moran
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Experience
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National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis (NIMBioS)
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United States
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Research Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Postdoctoral Fellow
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Jun 2012 - Present
I am interested in plant responses to climate change.I am currently using goldenrod populations in the Alps to address the following questions:1) Is increased connectivity (eg. road density, human movement) correlated with higher genetic diversity in this invasive plant?2) Does higher genetic diversity lead to higher individual fitness or population performance under either current or altered environmental conditions?3) Have these introduced populations become locally adapted and, if so, what are the implications for their responses to environmental change? Show less
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Postdoctoral Fellow
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Sep 2010 - May 2012
My research here involved using data from the AspenFACE experiment to investigate:1) Whether elevated CO2 and/or ozone can exert a selective effect on woody plants over short time scales2) What effect the resulting shifts in the genotypic composition of plant populations may have on insect population dynamics
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Duke University
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Durham, North Carolina
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Teaching Assistant
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2007 - 2009
Courses: - Biodiversity Science and Applications (Graduate) - Ecology and Evolution (Undergrad Majors) - Dinosaur Biology (Undergrad non-Majors) - Models for Ecological Data (Graduate) Courses: - Biodiversity Science and Applications (Graduate) - Ecology and Evolution (Undergrad Majors) - Dinosaur Biology (Undergrad non-Majors) - Models for Ecological Data (Graduate)
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Intern
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2004 - 2004
Undergraduate research project: 'A Morphological Revision of the Genus Erato DC (Compositae: Liabeae)' Undergraduate research project: 'A Morphological Revision of the Genus Erato DC (Compositae: Liabeae)'
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Education
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Duke University
Ph.D., Biology -
University of Michigan
B.S., Biology