Biogeosciences Early Career Committee

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One month left to apply for the summer round it @peatlandecr.bsky.social 2026 #PeatNeeds micro grants. It's a really easy application process, so go check it out if you are in need of a small financial boost as summer fieldwork kicks off.

Peatland ECR Action Team@peatlandecr.bsky.social · last mo.

📣 #PeatNeeds is back for July/August 2026! Microfunding of 125 CAD$ for one #ECR working on a wet-/peatland project. Global, no age limit. Apply by July 31; notifications by Aug 31. Previous #PEATNeeds awardees aren’t eligible. Apply ⤵️ docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... #PeatNeeds #PeatECR #Peatlands

The Peatland ECR Action Team is advertising for applications for the PeatECR microfunding program, PeatNeeds. Each season, one person can win 125 Canadian dollars for specific PeatECR needs in the field or lab. The picture shows a peatland with a boardwalk and a wheelbarrow.

New publication led by Postdoc Thomas Muratore on a long-term soil warming and N addition experiment @harvardforest.bsky.social together with an amazing group of collaborators and trainees (including @ncharisoil.bsky.social, Grady Welsh, Serita Frey, Benton Taylor and TWO REU students)

New Phytologist@newphyt.bsky.social · last mo.

How do trees change the carbon they release belowground as forests warm? Muratore et al. nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/JZIATM...

Specific root exudation in maple and oak across control, nitrogen addition, soil warming, and combined warming × nitrogen treatments

Learn more about Neil's work at our upcoming Spring Seminar! Monday May 18 5:00 EST Register here: agu.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

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Biogeosciences Early Career Committee @biogeosciences-ecc.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Meet Neil Dalvie, upcoming seminar speaker! He is a Fellow at @harvardmed.bsky.social researching microbial rock weathering and its potential to help address climate change. His work focuses on developing biocatalyst-driven processes that accelerate rock weathering.