Articles by Tom Hart
Discussion: Taliban 2017-2019
Dr. Tom Mueller is a geography professor at California University of Pennsylvania. He received his degrees at Towson University (BS), University of Connecticut (MA), and University of Illinois (PhD). He co-created and advises the Geography Major with a concentration in Geographic Information Technology. His interests include Geographic Information Systems, geography education, and world regional geography. His goal is to apply spatial theory to the real world, particularly using GIS.
Regional Overview - Middle East 26 February 2019
Throughout the Middle East region last week, instances of battles continued to decrease, while remote violence events such as airstrikes and IED attacks increased, particularly in Syria. This trend has been ongoing since approximately the beginning of 2019. Reported fatalities remained at a level similar to the previous week, decreasing only slightly.
Ceasefire Divisions: Violations of the Truce with Gaza Lead to Rising Political Pressures in Israel
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Turkey - 2016 Data Release
In Turkey, the beginning of 2016 was marked by escalating violence in the southeast as part of the renewed Kurdish/Turkish conflict following the 20 July 2015 Islamic State (IS) attack on the Kurdish city of Suruç. Following this attack, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) claimed that the Turkish government was collaborating with IS, prompting a series of revenge attacks against police in the area (IBT, July 23, 2015) and touching off a new round of conflict.
How Our March to Snow Hill’s Emperor Penguins Could Help Solve Their Genetic Mystery
An adult Emperor penguin and chick on thick sea ice. Photo credit: Dr. Tom Hart, Penguin Watch There’s no such thing as an ordinary day in my line of work. I’m a penguinologist at Oxford University and run the citizen science project Penguin Watch. When I’m not analysing data, I travel to some of the most remote, extreme places on Earth to obtain data to study penguins in their natural Antarctic environments. A lot of this involves hitching rides to get to places like Snow Hill Island.
Stable isotope analyses of feather amino acids identify penguin migration strategies at ocean basin scales
Stable isotope analyses of feather amino acids identify penguin migration strategies at ocean basin scales Michael J. Polito, Jefferson T. Hinke, Tom Hart, Mercedes Santos, Leah A. Houghton, Simon R. Thorrold Biol. Lett. 2017 13 20170241; DOI: 10.1098/rsbl.2017.0241. Published 9 August 2017
Improved homeothermy and hypothermia in African lions during gestation
Improved homeothermy and hypothermia in African lions during gestation Paul D. Trethowan, Tom Hart, Andrew J. Loveridge, Anna Haw, Andrea Fuller, David W. Macdonald Biol. Lett. 2016 12 20160645; DOI: 10.1098/rsbl.2016.0645. Published 23 November 2016
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