Where do people live in relation to river networks? Human societies evolved alongside rivers, but how are modern human […]
Our group is seeking PHD students as part of a new interdisciplinary team that will work collaboratively to understand […]
Where do people live, and how has this changed over timescales of centuries? Our group just published in Scientific […]
Our group was part of an international team reporting in the journal Wetlands (here) on the restoration progress of […]
The week of 12 February 2018 our lab hosted an international research workshop on the topic “Dynamic Complex Networks: […]
Gainesville luckily incurred only limited damage from Hurricane Irma, which passed through town 10 – 11 September, with several […]
Here is the link to our new paper in Water Resources Research: Hyphenated-hydrology. PhD student Katie McCurley studied how the […]
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What work have we recently completed, but is not yet published? I was inspired to develop this list when […]
Park of the Aqueducts. That pretty much says it all. The best thing in Rome. Yes, you read that […]