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Smith, Jeffrey

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authorProfile.biography	Jeffrey is currently a postdoctoral research associate at Princeton University working with Dr. Jonathan Levine to understand how nature-based climate solutions are likely to affect biodiversity. Prior to starting at Princeton, Jeffrey completed my PhD at Stanford University working with Dr. Gretchen Daily studying the impacts of climate change and land-use change on biodiversity. Before this, Jeffrey obtained a Masters of Environmental Science from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, where he worked with Dr. Os Schmitz to determine how New England old-field arthropod food webs varied along a suburban-forest gradient. Jeffrey received his Bachelor of Science (in Ecology and Environmental Science) from the University of Delaware. While there he researched biological control of invasive weeds and restoration ecology with Dr. Judy Hough-Goldstein.
authorProfile.degree	PhD, MESc, BS
authorProfile.email	jeffreysmith@princeton.edu
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authorProfile.site.name	Princeton University, High Meadows Environmental Institute:##:https://environment.princeton.edu/:##:
authorProfile.specialization	Biodiversity, Climate change, Land-use change
dc.date.accessioned	2023-04-13T15:43:34Z
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person.author	Smith, Jeffrey Robert
person.author	Smith, Jeffrey R.
person.author	Smith, J. R.
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