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CV

Education (select)

 

2011   PhD (Geography), University of Melbourne, Australia

2007   MA (Geography), McGill University, Canada

2004   PostGrad Dip. (Development Studies), University of the South Pacific, Fiji

Research Positions (select)

2016 - 

Senior Postdoctoral Research Associate, Center for Tropical Environmental and Sustainability Science, College of Marine and Environmental Science, James Cook University, Australia

2016 - 

NatureNet Research Fellow (Adjunct), University of California-Los Angeles, USA.

2011-2015

Postdoctoral Research Associate, Center for Tropical Environmental and Sustainability Science, College of Marine and Environmental Science, James Cook University, Australia.

Grants & Awards (select)

2017 (In Review)

Vidi Grant, “New Geographies of Forest Change, Development and Conservation in Latin America”, €800,000 over 2016-2021, Dutch Research Council (NWO). Co-investigators: Frans Bongers, Martin Herald, Miguel Martinez Ramos.   

2017

Research Grant, "Improving Community Fire Management and Peatland Rehabilitation in Indonesia", $120,000 AU over 2017-2021 (component of ~$4.6 multi-institutional grant), Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, grant FST/2016/144. Primary applicant and collaborator: Luca Tacconi, with Sam Grover, Grahame Applegate.

2016

Research Grant, “New Tendencies in Tropical Forest Transitions”, $12,000 USD over 2017, PARTNERS Research Coordination Network Funded by the National Science Foundation of the USA. Co-investigators: Tom Rudel, Ricardo Grau. 

2016

NatureNet Research Fellowship, “New Geographies of Forest Change, Development and Conservation in Latin America”. $160,000 USD over 2016-2017, University of California at Los Angeles with The Nature Conservancy

2014

Research Grant, “Latin America’s New Forests: Geographical Patterns, Novelty, Drivers and Implications for Biodiversity”; $10,800 USD over 2015-2016, PARTNERS Research Coordination Network Funded by the National Science Foundation of the USA. Co-investigators: Ricardo Grau, T. Mitchell Aide, and David. P. Edwards.

 

2013

Collaborative Research Grant, “The Changing Land-Use Trajectories of El Niño Fire Events in Borneo, 1980-2010”, $27,147 USD over 2013-2014, The Centre for International Forestry Research (CIFOR). Co-investigators: Bruno Locatelli. 

2009

Research Grant for Investigation and Development – International Collaboration, “Forest Regeneration in Panama since 1980: Corroboration, Causes, and the Pathway Towards a Forest Transition”, $65,000 USD over 2009-2012, The National Secretary for Science, Technology and Innovation, Panama. Co-investigator: Francisco Herrera.

Publications (link)
Sean Sloan, PhD
 

James Cook University, Australia

sean.sloan@jcu.edu.au

Anchor - CV / Grants & Awards

© 2017 by SEAN SLOAN. Updated April 2017

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