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About me

Human well being is intimately tied to biodiversity. My research helps ensure that those ties remain resilient in the future. 

I am primarily a climate change biologist trying to predict which species will be most affected by climate change, where they will be affected, and what we can do about it. I use a combination of methods to answer these questions, including: (1) observations of how species have already been affected by climate change, (2) computer simulations, and (3) experiments in the lab and field.

I also research methods for monitoring and managing rare and endangered species. 

Education:

B.Sc. University of Arizona

M.Sc. Cornell Univeristy

Ph.D. University of Connecticut

Current Position:

David. H. Smith

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Northeastern University

Email: 

c.nadeau@northeastern.edu

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