No advert out yet, but I will recruiting a 2yr postdoc, start date autumn 2025, at @livunigeog.bsky.social soon. Lowland and upland peatlands, GHGs, DOM and water chemistry. Plenty of fieldwork. Feel free to drop me a DM or email if you might be interested, and please spread the word.

With the snow gone, it was time for our alpine peatland spring sampling. Collected: 150 exetainers with gas samples, and several kg of soil for the lab experiments of my student Sophie. Plus many (wild) plans for the summer sampling 🏔️

I am the organiser of a geosciences evening for Pint of Science Tübingen. Beer + bringing our science to a wider audience = cool! Details and free tickets here: pintofscience.de/event/geophy...

🚨 Call for #Editors- Atmosphric Chemstry and Physics! Are you interested in becoming an #ACP editor and supporting open peer review? ACP is expanding its editorial board and looking for new editors! Apply now by 30 April 2025! 👉 Learn more and apply here: egu.eu/063LXS

Are you in Tübingen or nearby? Curious about the research happening in the city? Then join us for another round of Pint of Science – the science festival where researchers step out of the lab and into the pub to share their latest findings! 🍻🧠 --- More info soon @ pintofscience.de/events/tuebi...

🌍 Hello Bluesky! We're the EGU SSS Division, exploring everything from soil processes to sustainability and planetary health. We've officially moved here and are excited to connect with you all. Follow us for updates on research, events, and community highlights! #EGU #SoilScience #SoilSystems

I'm excited to have three thesis students (2 MSc, one BSc) working with me on alpine peatlands this year. Goal is to measure methane and CO2 fluxes every two months in a peatland near Lech, Austria, to get an understanding of year round fluxes. #peat

Well, this is a cool new (old!) paper for the BlueSky peat community: "Chemical Studies of Some Irish Bogs: A Newly Discovered Manuscript by Hugo Sjörs and Eville Gorham" mires-and-peat.scholasticahq.com/article/1296...

2025 start of the #Baltic Sea seminar series with Jacob Carstensen of Roskilde/Aarhus University DK : The legacy effect of changing nutrient inputs to #coastal ecosystems @bsag.fi @aquaticphyto.bsky.social et al

There's a postdoc in peatland biogeochemistry advertised on our project by Dolly Kothawala and Gustaf Granath at Uppsala University. I can highly recommend Uppsala as a place to live and work. www.uu.se/en/about-uu/...

Postdoctoral position in peatland biogeochemistry - Uppsala University

Postdoctoral position in peatland biogeochemistry, Department of Ecology and Genetics, Uppsala University

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Mike Peacock@peatymike.bsky.social · 2y ago

Excited to finally announce our new project, funded by Water4All Partnership and led by @hydrokoch.bsky.social. Looking forward to new collaborations and lots of peaty research.

A beautiful day on Monday for the first alpine peatland sampling of 2025! Our first time measuring GHG emissions in winter.

Cool video about our work in Alpine peatlands! #peat We saw highly variable methane emissions, with large differences even within 1 m2. In this video we mainly show the work of MSc student Tjorve, who experimented with injecting air into the soil. www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jS4...

Greenhouse gas emissions from alpine peatlands

YouTube video by Geomicrobiology Tuebingen

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From 2025 on, #EGU journals will have new article processing charges (APCs) www.egu.eu/news/1203/ch... Per-article charges will be more transparent for authors, and there will APC discounts for EED countries and waiwers for R4L www.research4life.org/access/eligi... countries. @egu-esurf.bsky.social

Changes to EGU journal article processing charges

EGU are pleased to announce a new clarification of the way the Union and our publishing partner Copernicus handle the Article Processing Charges in our 19 open access journals. These changes, which wi...

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Methane microbes & processes at EGU25! Working on anything related to microbial methane processes? Submit an abstract to our EGU session. Redox, novel species, metabolisms, all very welcome. Difference to other methane sessions: not only flux/rate/emission focussed. Link: tinyurl.com/2mb8wnaa

I work on methane in lakes, wetlands and permafrost soils. I love fieldwork, and apparently, the alpine peatland we sampled on Monday loves me back!