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PLOS Climate PhD interview: Krishna Girish - Latitude (opens the original)
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In our latest interview with a PhD student in climate, PLOS Climate speaks to Krishna Girish of the BioDICée group at ISEM, Université de Montpellier, France. What did you study before your PhD, and why did you decide to go on to do a PhD? Before my PhD, I studied for a BS-MS dual degree in Biology with a minor in Mathematics at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) in Pune, India. The IISERs are a set of seven institutions across India specialized in scientific research
Meet PLOS Climate Academic Editor Maya Ben-Yami - Latitude (opens the original)
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In this interview, we get to know Maya Ben-Yami of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impacts Research, who recently joined PLOS Climate as an Academic Editor in the journal’s new section on Climate Resilience, Extremes and Tipping Points. Could you tell us about your research background and your current work? Although I started my time in research studying the atmospheres of extrasolar planets, I quickly transitioned to working on the earth’s own climate, first through the lens of remote earth o
Behind the paper: putting children at the heart of climate change adaptation - Latitude (opens the original)
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We talk to Kathrin Zangerl and colleagues, authors of the recent PLOS Climate publication “Putting children at the heart of climate change adaptation policies via Allyship, Bias Recognition and Child Centeredness: A global qualitative interview study“ What led you to decide on this research question? Our previous research showed that children are still insufficiently considered in national climate change adaptation policies. We wanted to move beyond describing this gap and better understand why
Meet PLOS Climate Academic Editor Amber Boot - Latitude (opens the original)
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In this interview, we get to know Amber Boot of the Technical University of Denmark, who recently joined PLOS Climate as an Academic Editor in the journal’s Climate Resilience, Extremes and Tipping Points section. Could you tell us about your research background and your current work? My background is in climate physics, with a particular focus on physical oceanography. Over the course of my career, my research has expanded from the physics of ocean circulation to include marine biogeochemistry,
Meet PLOS Climate Academic Editor Florian Diekert - Latitude (opens the original)
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In this interview, we get to know Florian Diekert of the University of Augsburg, who recently joined PLOS Climate as an Academic Editor in the journal’s Economics section. Could you tell us about your research background and your current work? My work is driven by curiosity. I want to better understand the bi-directional feedback loop between humans and nature to foster sustainable development. How do people react to their environment and which policies help to solve collective problems? To find
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