Matteo Petit Bon
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Matteo Petit Bon is an Assistant Professor at North Carolina State University in the United States. His research spans several areas, including greenhouse gas flux in coastal wetlands, the influence of salinity and moisture on emissions from high-latitude soils, and plant diversity dynamics in warming Arctic regions. He has also contributed to discussions on terrestrial herbivory research and the implications of environmental conditions on ecosystem respiration and decomposition.
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Sarah Duddigan
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Sari Stark
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Vigdis Vandvik
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Matti Kummu
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Judith Sarneel
Associate Professor
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Stef Bokhorst
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Michele Carbognani
Professor
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Anders Michelsen
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Anne Tolvanen
Professor, program director
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James Weedon
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Katherine Hayes
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Niels Martin Schmidt
Professor
Aarhus University
Rien Aerts
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Lander Baeten
Associate Professor
Ghent University
Anna Skarin
Professor in Reindeer Husbandry
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Elina Kaarlejärvi
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Eco-Hydrologist & Adjunct Professor
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J. Ignacio Ramirez
Københavns Universitet
Helen Anderson
Scotland's Rural College
Julie Messier
Assistant Professor
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Richardus van Logtestijn
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Bruce Forbes
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Sara Hallin
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