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Complex systems approach to transdisciplinary problems

Bio: Hi I'm Eden! I am a first gen everything (high school, university, PhD graduate, immigrant), non-binary, and neurodiverse. My first languages are math, stats, feeling, and fashion. I am a quantitative ecologist studying transdisciplinary problems in biodiversity and human diversity. Eager to apply evolutionary theory, bifurcation theory, and sampling theory to anything. I am an advocate for establishing a safe space in science, a place for novel ideas and critical disagreements, where love is a guiding principle no matter where we came from and where we want to go.

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The largest and the smallest dominate life on Earth (credit: Sylvia Heredia)
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Conservation is path dependent as revealed by an evolutionary economic model and bifurcation statistics (credit: Maartje Oostdijk)
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Marine species shift slower than climate change because of food web interactions (credit: Eden Tekwa)
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