Job title:
Associate Professor
Department:
Environmental Science, Policy & Management
Bio/CV:
My background was originally in physics; my PhD focused on theoretical ecology. My interest in issues of stochasticity and uncertainty has lead me to focus on problems around decision-making under great uncertainty, with connections to economists, computer scientists, and social scientists, in a interdisciplinary field we now think of as data science. I am passionate about teaching and have long been involved in the open science movement, including as founder of two widely recognized projects, https://ropensci.org and https://rocker-project.org
For full research description, please visit Carl's Faculty Profile.
Research interests:
theoretical ecology, stochastic processes, optimal control, decision theory, ecoinformatics, data science, tipping points
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