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New Cytometry / CTAC Policy-Self Service usage
In an effort to provide our users the best service, ICBR Cytometry will begin implementing a new process starting on March 4th, 2019 aimed at optimizing instrument access by utilizing […]
Accessing CTAC services
Effective January 1st, CTAC has switched over to the ICBR iLab (aka CrossLab) scheduling & billing system. After Jan 1st, you will need to have your own ICBR iLab account […]
CTAC is now part of ICBR Cytometry
In an exciting development for the University of Florida research community, the Cytometry Core at the Interdisciplinary Center for Biotechnology Research, or ICBR, is acquiring the McKnight Brain Institute’s Cell […]
Nikon Multiphoton / Super Resolution Imaging System
Our advanced Nikon A1RMPsi-STORM 4.0, installed in the fall of 2015, allows UF researchers to image deeper than traditional confocal limitations, reconstruct super resolution structure, and utilize single confocal imaging. […]
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Comment on "The global tree restoration potential"
October 17, 2019
Bastin et al. (Reports, 5 July 2019, p. 76) claim that global tree restoration is the most effective climate change solution to date, with a reported carbon storage potential of 205 gigatonnes of...
Comment on "The global tree restoration potential"
October 17, 2019
Bastin et al. (Reports, 5 July 2019, p. 76) neglect considerable research into forest-based climate change mitigation during the 1980s and 1990s. This research supports some of their findings on the...
Response to Comments on "The global tree restoration potential"
October 17, 2019
Our study quantified the global tree restoration potential and its associated carbon storage potential under existing climate conditions. We received multiple technical comments, both supporting and...