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mhantak [at] floridamuseum [dot] ufl [dot] edu
Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Florida Museum of Natural History and University of Florida
Advisors: Robert Guralnick, Alina Zare and David Blackburn
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Ph.D. Biological Sciences
Ohio University
2019
M.S. Biology
John Carroll University
2013
B.S. Biology
John Carroll University
2011
Maggie studies the ecological and evolutionary processes that maintain genetic and phenotypic variation within and among populations. Her primary focus is on woodland salamanders (genus Plethodon), which contain a dorsal striped/unstriped color pattern polymorphism. With tens of thousands of polymorphic Plethodon within U.S. natural history museums, she will use machine learning to score salamander color morphs from digital images.
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jruizmunoz [at] ufl [dot] edu
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
Jose’s 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, Jose 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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