Collaborative Research: Reconstructing South American monsoon sensitivity to internal and external forcing: reconciling models and tree-ring proxies in the Central AndesResponse of High-latitude Forests to a Warmer and CO2-enriched Atmosphere: Tree Rings in a Process-based ModelTHE Mystery of the Expanding TropicS: from Past to Future (THEMES)Collaborative Research: Climate, human and ecosystem interactions in the face of a rapidly changing North Asian biomeCollaborative Research: Determining the Vulnerability and Resilience of Boreal Forests and Shrubs across Northwestern North AmericaClimate Research Education in the Americas using Tree-Ring Speleothem Examples (PIRECREATE)Tropical forests and climate in a warming worldAncient ghost forests reveal how Alaska’s glaciers and cedar trees responded to past warming eventsHigh-resolution Tropical Temperature records inferred from Tree-Ring Isotopes Contact Uslah@ldeo.columbia.eduTree-Ring LaboratoryLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Columbia University 61 Route 9W, Palisades NY 10964
Collaborative Research: Reconstructing South American monsoon sensitivity to internal and external forcing: reconciling models and tree-ring proxies in the Central Andes
Response of High-latitude Forests to a Warmer and CO2-enriched Atmosphere: Tree Rings in a Process-based Model
Collaborative Research: Climate, human and ecosystem interactions in the face of a rapidly changing North Asian biome
Collaborative Research: Determining the Vulnerability and Resilience of Boreal Forests and Shrubs across Northwestern North America