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The TrEnCh Team


Current Development Team

Lauren Buckley

Lauren Buckley

UW, Professor

Lauren leads the TrEnCh project and has been glad to develop her computational skills in the process.

Isaac Caruso

Isaac Caruso

Undergraduate researcher

Contributed to TrEnCh data visualization.

Yoann Sokari

Yoann Sokari

Undergraduate researcher and research scientist

Contributed to TrEnCh, TrenchR, tutorials, and visualizations.

Abby Meyer

Abby Meyer

Research scientist

Contributed to TrEnCh, TrenchR, tutorials, and visualizations.


Guidance Team

Joel Kingsolver

Joel Kingsolver

UNC North Carolina

Joel leads the aligned Hutchcraft project and has consulted or collaborated on many project components.

Michael Kearney

Michael Kearney

U Melbourne

Mike leads the aligned NicheMapR project and has consulted or collaborated on many project components.

Ray Huey

Ray Huey

U Washington

Ray has applied his thermal ecology expertise to consult on most TrEnCh project components.


Past Developers

Tony Cannistra

Tony Cannistra

Graduate student

Tony has assisted with many aspects of the TrEnCh Project.

Ofir Levy

Ofir Levy

Consultant

Contributed to TrenchR.

Aji John

Aji John

Research scientist

Lead developer of microclim.org. Contributed to TrenchR and visualizations.

Bryan Briones Ortiz

Bryan Briones Ortiz

Undergraduate researcher and research scientist

Contributed to TrenchR, TrenchR tutorials, and visualizations.

We appreciate code and other input from Bryan Helmuth and Eric Riddell.


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Acknowledgements

The TrEnCh project is primarily supported by a National Science Foundation (NSF) Advances in Biological Informatics (ABI) award. A Biological Informatics CAREER award also supports the TrEnCh project. The TrEnCh project has also been supported by NSF support of UW postdoc Matthew Sasaki.


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