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Post-Doctoral Researcher at the University of Florida Advisor: Alina Zare
Rene Heim (r.heim@ufl.edu) is an early career researcher focusing on remote sensing of biotic and abiotic plant stress. Aside from this core topic, his expertise lies in plant pathology, functional ecology, R statistical programming and machine learning. He is passionate about open science, interdisciplinary research and jargon-free communication.
Joint Ph.D.
Macquarie University Sydney, Australia and Universität Ham-burg, Germany
2019
M.S. Plant biology
Universität Hamburg, Germany
2014
B.S. Bioengineering
Bioengineering-University of Applied Sciences Hamburg,Germany
2012
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Post-Doctoral Researcher at the University of Florida Advisor: Alina Zare Personal Website
Ph.D. Geography
University of California Santa Barbara
2018
M.A. Geography
University of California Santa Barbara
2014
B.S. Geographical Information Science
University of Northern Iowa
2012
B.A. Ecology & Systematics Honors Research
University of Northern Iowa
2012
She studies the ability to map plant species across seasons in diverse ecosystems. She uses various technologies to study plant health across environmental gradients and physiology’s effect on optical properties of plant species. She is broadly trained in plant physiology, remote sensing, and ecosystem science. Her research leverages a number of tools including novel quantitative methods, land surface temperature, and leaf and imaging spectroscopy in the optical and thermal domain.
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Post-Doctoral Researcher at the University of Florida Advisor: Alina Zare
Doctor of Engineering
Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Manizales, Colombia
2017
Master of Engineering
Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Manizales, Colombia
2012
Electronic Engineering
Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Manizales, Colombia
2010
His main research interests include pattern recognition, digital signal processing, multi-instance learning and dictionary learning, and their applications to analysis and classification of images and acoustic data. From August-2010 to May-2017, he was a member of the Signal Processing and Recognition Group from Universidad Nacional de Colombia. In 2014, he served as a research intern at Oregon State University Bioacoustics Group, OR. Jose has taught undergraduate courses on Electrical Circuits, Digital Electronic, and Analog Electronics, at Universidad Nacional de Colombia (Manizales, Colombia), and Instituto Tecnologico Metropolitano (Medellin, Colombia).
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