Emily Hahn

BIOG 1500

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As students in STEM, we will likely be reading and writing lots of these papers in the future, and should become familiar with their structure and the best ways to approach analyzing them.

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The most important transferrable skill taught in BIOG 1500 is how to construct and dissect scientific papers. #CUInTheLab @rony_speaks @Harrison_Chan_1 [1/2]

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NOx emissions cause a decrease in ozone levels locally, but an increase farther away from the source. Thus, ozone levels are lower in central Denmark than in the rest of Europe. As a result, there is less acute mortality in Denmark than in the rest of Europe [4/4]

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This week, we analyzed the effects of climate change on the food insecurity, biodiversity and human health of Denmark. Fun fact: the UN consistently ranks Denmark as in the top 3 happiest places in the world! #CUInTheLab #climatechange @Harrison_Chan_1 @rony_speaks [1/4]

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Rising water levels in Denmark due to climate change leads to increased flooding. As a result, there is increased biological production and nutrient load, which leads to overgrowth and oxygen depletion. There is also increased erosion of coasts. [3/4]

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Last week, we read ""Behavioral Isolation Based on Visual Signals in a Sympatric Pair of Darter Species". This paper is about how visual cues impact behavioral isolation and mating preferences in two Darter species. @Harrison_Chan_1 @rony_speaks #CUInTheLab #Darters [1/3]

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We took a look at five universities that opened in the fall. Each school cobbled together some type of testing regimen and uneven rules about wearing masks and public gatherings. #longreads
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