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Knoxville, Tennessee Area, Tennessee United States
Occupation
Science Communications Research Fellow at U.S. Forest Service
Industry
Technology / Software / Internet
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http://www.nbii.gov/amphibians
About
I'm a life-long learner, but I'm most honored to call myself a Master of Science in Information Sciences. I'm proud of my work to earn a graduate minor in Computational Science, emphasizing in Geographic Information Science. I'm grateful for my roots in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, a solid foundation to "thinking scientifically."
Curiosity drives me to explore. My science training prepared me to not only ask questions, but find answers. Bridging from natural sciences to information sciences, I learned how to not just do science, but communicate science. I excel at science communication in the digital space: scholarly communication, data visualization, information architecture, info...
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data science
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environmental informatics
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databases
python
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information science
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national parks
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