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Lydia Soifer

Mphil student

Lydia is interested in how climate change affects the distribution of tropical plant species. She is currently working on integrating LiDAR and microclimate models to produce fine resolution, three-dimensional distribution models for epiphytic bromeliads in Trinidad and to evaluate relationships between microclimates and plant diversity.

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    • Dr Chan Hei Yeung (Aland)
    • Dr E-Ping Rau
    • Dr Hamidreza Rahimi
    • Dr James Ball
    • Dr Will Flynn
    • Dr Yi Zhang
    • Edgar Cifuentes
    • Felipe Nincao Begliomini
    • Nina de Jong
    • Professor David Coomes
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    • Alexander Cotrina Sanchez
    • Dr Boris Bongalov
    • Dr Debmita Bandyopadhyay
    • Dr Florian Zellweger
    • Dr Jonathan Williams
    • Dr Kyaw Sein Win Tun (O’Neill)
    • Dr Laura Bentley
    • Dr Matheus Nunes
    • Dr Ruben Valbuena
    • Dr Sacha Khoury
    • Dr Sarab Sethi
    • Dr Thomas Swinfield
    • Dr Toby Jackson
    • Dr. Alex Guizar-Coutino
    • Dr. Liu Jiajia
    • Lydia Soifer
    • Mr. Juan Pablo Narváez-Gómez
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