Join the seminar, 12-1pm MT, on May 11, 2027 for the talk "NEON Data and Samples as a Resource for Organismal Biology: Traits, Physiology, and Individual Variation Across Scales" presented by Sarah Diamond (Case Western Reserve), Joey Bernhardt (University of Guelph), and John Orrock (University of Wisconsin).

Join the seminar, 12-1pm MT, on April 13, 2027 for the talk "Collaborations between the NSF ASCEND Engine and NEON: leveraging large-scale federal investments in environmental sensing and analytics for resilience" presented by Sam Malloy (Innosphere Ventures/NSF ASCEND CO-WY Engines Program) and Mike SanClements (Battelle).

Join the seminar, 12-1pm MT, on March 9, 2027 for the talk "A decadal, continental-scale view into the drivers of soil microbiome ecology and function with NEON soil samples" presented by Matt Kellom of the Joint Genome Institute.

Join the seminar, 12-1pm MT, on February 9, 2027 for the talk "Using GRIME AI and Time-lapse Imagery for Research, Education and Communication" presented by Troy Gilmore (University of Nebraska - Lincoln), Mary Harner (University of Nebraska at Kearney).

Join the seminar on Wednesday, January 13, 2027 for the talk "Resolving and scaling litter decomposition controls from leaf to landscape across the NEON dryland sites" presented by Kathe Todd-Brown (University of Florida), Daryl Moorhead (University of Toledo), Jiwei Li (Arizona State University), Sasha Reed (U.S. Geological Survey), Alexi Besser (Arizona State University), and Heather Throop (Arizona State University).

Join the seminar on December 1, 2026 for the talk "Exploring drivers of ecological synchrony and impacts of biological invasions using open-access ecological datasets" presented by Yingying Xie (Northern Kentucky University), Tong Qiu (Duke University), Allen Hurlbert (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), John Grady (St. Mary's College of Mary), and Phoebe Zarnetske (Michigan State University).

Join the seminar on November 10, 2026 for the talk "Ecosystem responses to extreme heat: A tale of two forests" presented by Chris Still of Oregon State University.

Join the seminar on October 13, 2026 for the talk "Project Sparrow: From the Field to the Lab – A Full AI Solution for Biodiversity" presented by Zhongqi Miao from Microsoft, AI for Good Lab.

Join the seminar on September 8, 2026 for the talk "Spectral Landscape Ecology as a Tool for Inferring the Spatial Organization of Intraspecific Variation: Insights from NEON Imaging Spectroscopy" presented by Megan Seeley of Arizona State University.

Join Mar. 24 at 12pm MT for a seminar about the NEON design and NEON resources, with a focus on data, samples, and training materials that are well suited to undergraduate instruction. The seminar is part of the series hosted by Open Education Ecosystems Research Coordination Network.