Marina Alberti

urban ecology, evolution, nature, cities, planets, exo-planets

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

Cities That Think like Planets @ma003 @UrbanEcoLab

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

Cities for a Shared Planet https://t.co/A1En9zowgx

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

https://t.co/A1En9zowgx

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

@_djli Congrats Daijiang!

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

Urbanization & climate change are reshaping ecosystems' adaptive capacity, by altering eco-evolutionary dynamics. @evo_urban's new paper https://t.co/51jAXptaCC led by @MarkCUrban proposes a framework to understand their joint effects & calls for integrated strategies to protect biodiversity. Congrats to all co-authors for a wonderful collaboration! @KristienBrans @LucDeMeester @Zhou_HKU @TheRealVerrelli @MartaSzulkin @chloology @AmyMSavage @palaeotropics @ruth_rivkin @EricPalkovacs @urbanevol @Anna_Malesis @drnyc_awe @photopidge @ColinGarroway @sarah_e_diamond @DrSimoneDr @AnneCharmantier #NSF #UWBuiltEnv

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

This Summer I'll be teaching a new UW class entitled "Building Cities That Think like Planets Using Simulations and Scenario Planning." https://t.co/vSVzUNkaD6 The class is in hybrid setting. DM me if interested.

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

Cities of the Anthropocene: urban sustainability in an eco-evolutionary perspective | Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences https://t.co/O9FgXXqYg0

[Royal Society Publishing @RSocPublishing]

New #PhilTransB review explores why #evolution matters in designing future cities: https://t.co/Jsk8rDh4iT @ma003

[Royal Society Publishing @RSocPublishing]

A new theme issue brings together a theory of human evolution and sustainability on Earth to help us understand the past, present and future of human life and discover new opportunities for moving towards #sustainability. Read articles: https://t.co/FdvYo783a2

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

Integrating evolutionary principles into urban design is critical for achieving urban resilience and sustainability https://t.co/WcaFOVrfYE

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

Why evolution matters in designing future cities https://t.co/WcaFOVrfYE @evo_urban @UrbanEcoLab #urban #urban_ecology #urban_evolution

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

Evolutionary changes in organismal traits affect their ability to perform important ecosystem functions.

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

Mekong: The last chance to save a mighty river https://t.co/qXGEVVTjP8 via @BBCNews @BBCLBicker

[Tim Waring @tmwaring]

A new issue of Phil Trans B just landed!

Evolution and Sustainability: Gathering the strands for an Anthropocene synthesis
https://t.co/1rXBc05JwI

The issue advances an important and under-studied dimension of human sustainability on a limited planet: evolution.
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[Marina Alberti @ma003]

https://t.co/WcaFOVrfYE @ma003

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

Cities of the Anthropocene: urban sustainability in an eco-evolutionary perspective https://t.co/WcaFOVrfYE

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

Thrilled to be part of this special issue: Evolution & Sustainability: An Anthropocene Synthesis https://t.co/AG3ygNKC0u

[Erle Ellis (艾尔青) @erleellis]

Fascinating Read! Decolonizing Futurism ... https://t.co/pN48NTYQxB

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

@lrhutyra Congratulations Lucy! Very well deserved. What a wonderful news.

[Marina Alberti @ma003]

@MaxRLambert @UrbanSchell Congratulations Max and Chris @UrbanSchell!