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Elisabet Martínez-Sancho

@elimartinezs.bsky.social

Tree-ring lover. RyC fellow at Uni Barcelona, President of the Association for Tree-Ring Research (ATR).

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Kelley R. Bassett@kelleyrbassett.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Exciting news! Our paper, "Rising atmospheric CO2 reduces nitrogen availability in boreal forests” is out today in @nature.com @natureportfolio.nature.com @stefhupperts.bsky.social @rootsofthenorth.bsky.social @michael-gundale.bsky.social www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Rising atmospheric CO2 reduces nitrogen availability in boreal forests - Nature

Nitrogen isotope tree-ring chronologies show that rising atmospheric CO2 has reduced nitrogen availability in boreal forests in Sweden, suggesting that elevated atmospheric CO2 is causing oligotrophic...

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Elisabet Martínez-Sancho@elimartinezs.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Just two days left!! #EGU26

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Elisabet Martínez-Sancho@elimartinezs.bsky.social · 9mo ago

🚨Calling all #TreeRing lovers!🚨 Join us at #EGU26 for session CL1.2.1 Interdisciplinary Tree-Ring Research Abstracts exploring tree rings from all perspectives and disciplines are welcome! Submit here: tinyurl.com/475xjjfu K. Treydte, J. Jevšenak, A. Eckes-Shephard, @pieterzuidema.bsky.social

Arthur Gessler@arthurobuntspecht.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Our new Tansley Review reveals hydrogen isotopes in plant carbohydrates aren't just climate indicators - they're powerful tools for understanding how plants actually function and perform metabolically. - New Phytologist

Rethinking the 2H fingerprint of carbohydrates: a novel proxy for plant metabolism and performance

The intricate architecture of plant metabolic networks and the dynamic fluxes of elements through these networks are fundamental determinants of how carbon (C) is partitioned among growth, reproducti...

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Jay 🦋@jay.bsky.team · 10mo ago

“It actually doesn’t take much to be considered a difficult woman. That’s why there are so many of us.” ― Jane Goodall 💙 RIP to a real one. My childhood hero

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Elisabet Martínez-Sancho@elimartinezs.bsky.social · 12mo ago

🚨 Check out our new study! 🌳🥶 Tree rings show that high-elevation beech forests are experiencing more spring frost damage in recent years @newphyt.bsky.social @yannvit.bsky.social #Phenology #Dendrochronology doi.org/10.1111/nph....

Emerging trend of increasing spring frost damage for beech at higher elevations in the Jura Mountains: evidence from tree‐ring data

Late spring frost (LSF) severely impacts tree growth and forest productivity, with global warming potentially altering LSF risk due to asymmetric changes in vegetation onset and frost timing. Howeve.....

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Elisabet Martínez-Sancho@elimartinezs.bsky.social · last yr.

Excited to be part of this great project! 🌍🌲🌳 If you're considering a PhD in dendroecology, this is a great opportunity to work with a diverse and international team.

WSL Umweltforschung@wslresearch.bsky.social · last yr.

🌲🖥️ #PhDAlert! MSc in a #natural #science & experience with #tree-ring analysis and statistical software (R)? Fluent in English and ready for #fieldwork? Our #forest dynamics #research unit is looking for a #PhD candidate in #dendroecology and #ecophysiology! apply.refline.ch/273855/1736/...

PhD candidate in Dendroecology and Ecophysiology The project involves fieldwork, lab analyses and manipulative experiments. The research sites are located in the Alps (Switzerland), Pyrenees (Spain), and Carpathians (Romania), and the experimental study will be conducted in Switzerland. You will apply dendroecological techniques to measure and analyse carbon and oxygen isotope ratios in the cellulose of tree rings as proxies of physiological changes. Additionally, you will participate in an experimental study on saplings growing along an elevational transect in the Alps, examining their morphological, physiological, and phenological responses to climate stressors (heat, drought, and frost). Ultimately, the goal is to rank species by their sensitivity to recent and future climatic stressors, helping forest managers select the most resilient species for each elevation zone. You hold a Master’s degree in forest ecology, ecology, plant physiology, environmental science, or a related field. Ideally, you already have experience with tree-ring analysis, ecophysiology, or climate data analysis. You have a good command of English, enjoy working collaboratively, and are comfortable using statistical software, preferably R. You are in good physical condition so that you can move safely over rough terrain. In addition, you are independent, self-motivated, and eager to take on a challenging project that will contribute to a deeper understanding of how climate change affects forest ecosystems. This position offers an exciting opportunity for those seeking a career in dendroecology, ecophysiology, or climate change science. You will work in an international research environment with access to cutting-edge methods and collaboration opportunities in Spain and Romania. Working place will be at WSL in Birmensdorf (approx. 20 min outside of Zurich); PhD enrolment will be at University of Bern.
Science Magazine@science.org · last yr.

"The academic structure … makes planning for a family feel like an impossible luxury." In this #ScienceWorkingLife, two postdocs share how, as women in academia, having children can feel impossible—and how talking about it makes them feel less alone. scim.ag/3F60VMt #InternationalWomensDay

As women in academia, having children can feel impossible. Talking about it makes us feel less alone

The struggle is “balancing their careers not just with motherhood, but with what comes before: relationships and planning for a family,” these postdocs write

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Elisabet Martínez-Sancho@elimartinezs.bsky.social · last yr.

I am very happy to announce that the Dendrolabs of @wslresearch.bsky.social and @biologiaub.bsky.social will be co-organizing the 35th European Dendroecological Fieldweek in the Pyrenees! It's the perfect opportunity to learn about dendrochronology and have fun in a beautiful landscape! Details 👇

35th European Dendroecological Fieldweek

We are pleased to announce the 35th European Dendroecological Fieldweek, taking place from August 29 to September 5. This event will be held in the town of Son (Spain) at the heart of the Catalan Pyre...

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Nature Portfolio@natureportfolio.nature.com · last yr.

The authors of a Comment article in Nature Human Behaviour propose six actionable steps of allyship that researchers, faculty members and educators can engage in to foster a diverse, equitable and inclusive academia. #Academicsky 🧪

Cultivating allyship for a diverse, equitable and inclusive academia - Nature Human Behaviour

We propose six actionable steps of allyship that researchers, faculty members and educators can engage in to foster a diverse, equitable and inclusive academia: listening to marginalized voices, challenging one's own biases, speaking up to include disadvantaged groups, speaking out to confront bias, advocating for inclusive policies and dismantling institutional biases.

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Elisabet Martínez-Sancho@elimartinezs.bsky.social · 2y ago

📢 Calling all tree-ring researchers! 🌳💍 The Association for Tree-Ring Research (ATR) annually awards prizes for the best Ph.D. & Master’s theses in tree-ring science! 🗓️ Deadline: Feb 15, 2025 📄 Details: tinyurl.com/ATRaward Nominate your students! ✨

Thesis awards

To honor exceptional and original contributions by early-stage researchers, the Association for Tree-Ring Research (ATR) annually awards prizes for the best Ph.D. and Master’s theses within the fie…

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