题 目：Studying (mostly) ants in meter square quadrats, on mountains, and globally to understand biodiversity on a changing planet
报告人：Nathan Sanders, Professor
主持人：张健 教授
时 间：5月15日晚上8:30-9:30
地 点：腾讯会议
会议号：361-304-118；会议密码：230515
报告人简介：
Nathan Sanders是美国密西根大学生态与进化生物学系教授，现任Journal of Animal Ecology主编。主要研究工作涉及群落生态学、生态系统生态学和宏生态学等领域，重点关注全球变化和种间相互作用对生物(尤其是蚂蚁)多样性丧失的影响及其后果。2012年获James R. Cox Professorship，2018年入选美国生态学会会士。截至目前，Sanders教授已发表266篇学术论文，包括6篇Science和Nature，引用近2万次，H指数71。更多信息见：http://www.natesanders.org/
报告内容简介：
I’ll tell you about work we started way back in 2004 on ant biodiversity in mountains that has led to the first global map of ant biodiversity as well as a series of experiments to understanding how climate and climate change influence ants and all that they do in terrestrial ecosystems. If there’s time, I’ll tell you about some work on plants in mountains as well.
