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An underwater image showing a man floating in the water near a coral reef. The man is NASA Ames Research Center Scientist Juan Torres-Pérez pointing to bleaching spots on a clump of staghorn coral (Acropora cervicornis) in the waters of Punta Soldado, Puerto Rico.staghorn coral (Acropora cervicornis) in the waters of Punta Soldado, Puerto Rico. The rest of the coral colony shows encrusting Ramicrusta algae, and a few colonies of branching finger coral. (Porites furcate)
Nikki Tulley, an Assistant Research Scientist at NASA’s Ames Research Center

Biospheric Science Branch (SGE)

The Biospheric Science Branch at NASA Ames Research Center conducts research to better understand Earth’s ecosystems, focusing on carbon dynamics, land use change, impacts of climate variability, and bidirectional interactions with the atmosphere. Using satellite remote sensing, airborne instruments, and modeling systems, the branch supports NASA’s Earth Science mission to monitor and predict changes in the biosphere and atmosphere.

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