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Affiliated Researchers

Kristin Vandermolen

Kristin Vandermolen

Desert Research Institute

Assistant Research Professor

Kristin.VanderMolen@dri.edu

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Sabine Talaugon

University of California, Davis

PhD Candidate

nstalaugon@ucdavis.edu

Jennifer Smith

Jennifer Barton Smith

University of California, Davis

Climate Adaptation Specialist

jatsmith@ucdavis.edu

Deniss Martinez

Deniss Martinez

University of California, Davis

djmartinez@ucdavis.edu

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Nina Fontana

University of California, Davis

Postdoctoral Researcher

Frank Fogarty

Frank Fogarty

University of California, Davis

PhD Candidate

ffogarty@ucdavis.edu

Elly Fard

Elizabeth Fard

University of California, Los Angeles

PhD Candidate

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Thomas Corringham

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

Postdoctoral Researcher

tcorringham@ucsd.edu

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Christopher Adlam

University of California, Davis

PhD Candidate

cadlam@ucdavis.edu

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Melinda Adams

University of California, Davis

PhD Candidate

mmadams@ucdavis.edu

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