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This month, we are spotlighting three examples of the latest research leveraging NEON data. Below, you can read more about NEON’s role in creating a lunar biorepository, measuring soil moisture changes in forests, and the importance of lichens in biodiversity.
Rommel Zulueta's journey from a young immigrant to a leading research scientist at Battelle is a testament to the power of resilience and adaptability.
Battelle employees Andrew Matas and Matt Zeglen put their expertise in data science and robotics to the test in Alaska at the Juneau Icefield Research Program (JIRP).
For July and August, we are highlighting three scientific pieces of how NEON data are being used to help with documenting, monitoring, and measuring mosquito species.
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