Connecting Environmental and Computer Science

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Lucas Joppa is a scientist in the Computational Ecology and Environmental Science group at Microsoft Research. I spent some time with Lucas to talk about what he does and what led him to this line of work as well as the importance of his work to Microsoft, part of which evolved into an initiative called Technology for Nature in conjunction with the Zoological Society of London, University College London, and Microsoft Research.



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