NASA has recently released updated websites for data! Check out the new Science, Earth, and Planetary data sites! #OpenScience #NASA #AGU24 science.data.nasa.gov earthdata.nasa.gov planetary.data.nasa.gov

So excited for AGU!!

Hello! I'm proud to share a new wildfire paper in Environmental Research Letters - California had recent huge fires but tree loss rose much faster, relatively, than burned area. How much is the per-burned-area impact on tree cover losses rising, and why? Paper: doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/ad86cf 1/7

Hello! I'm proud to share a new wildfire paper in Environmental Research Letters - California had recent huge fires but tree loss rose much faster, relatively, than burned area. How much is the per-burned-area impact on tree cover losses rising, and why? Paper: doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/ad86cf 1/7

Here is a starter pack for scientists and others interested in Macroecology - go.bsky.app/GBn9pNZ 🌎🧪🦋🌾

Man it's so nice to just read interesting stuff and not be bombarded with obnoxious ads

Any ecophysiology people looking to do a postdoc with an awesome new lab in beautiful Salt Lake City? Deserts, plants, field work - all awesome stuff! Apply here: https://utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/157726

We are seeking graduate students at the Dynamic Carbon and Ecosystems (DYCE) lab at the University of Utah for Fall 2024! We use remote sensing to study wildfire, vegetation, and carbon in terrestrial ecosystems. Learn more: http://www.dycelab.net

Hi science friends. I finally made a website for my new lab at the University of Utah. Still a work in progress but some things are there. Check it out! http://www.dycelab.net

Still recruiting for this post-doc position! https://utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/139679 If you're interested in studying land and carbon dynamics in Arctic-boreal North America, please apply! If you're at #AGU22, send me a note and we can make a time to meet in person to chat...

We are recruiting a post-doc to join us at @UofUBiology to work on a NASA Terrestrial Ecology project. Looking for those interested in land cover, biomass, remote sensing, Arctic-boreal ecosystems! DM me with questions, please share widely! https://utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/139679

Check out our new paper in @AguAdvances! We used satellite data and machine learning to map annual disturbances and vegetation in California from 1985-2021 to see how fires are reshaping forests. Available now for the low low price of $0 open access:...

Hi friends. I am overjoyed to share I will soon move to SLC/@UUtah to join @UofUBiology as an assistant professor in January 2023!! I still can't believe how fortunate I am. Much love and gratitude to mentors, friends, and colleagues over the last decade+!

[ imposter syndrome intensifies ]

Help, I need your well-wishes! It is interview time. Gah!

Whew...job applications are really hard!

Almost time to submit an abstract to @theAGU fall meeting! If you study land disturbances and biogeochemical cycles, please consider submitting to session B080, Understanding Natural and Anthropogenic Disturbances in Biogeochemistry and Carbon-water Coupling! #AGU2021 @YueLi_LA

A glimmer of hope: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-021-01070-1

Readyish for this interview.

This is mortifying to share because I hate hearing my own voice, but I'm thrilled to cross "interview on public radio" off my bucket list: https://www.sciencefriday.com/segments/arctic-wildfires/ Thanks to @AlexaLim22 and @iraflatow for interview, and @randersonjt and Twitterless...

Friends! Thrilled that our paper on boreal aboveground biomass dynamics in @NASA_ABoVE was published with @SpringerNature in @natureclimate, with colleagues @jtranderson and others at @uciess and @buearth. Read it: https://rdcu.be/cjGq8 Or stay tuned for a little thread: 1/8

I need a break from living in historic times.

Are you bready for this?

Recreating that classic @theAGU Fall Meeting experience by sprinting down my apartment's hallways in between watching the pre-recorded talks, and even sometimes starting the talk at two minutes in.

While peer reviewing a paper, I just wrote the comment "where is home?". Suddenly not sure how to feel.

Summer reading.

Some coauthors and I got an email from a climate denial agitator posing as a scientist questioning an article we published recently. Clearly written in bad faith but fascinating. We assume that engaging is a waste of time, but what would others do? @krdorheim @k_aleya @rjkrmr

According to @IOPenvironment, I'm an Outstanding Reviewer! They even made me a nice PDF to print out. What a nice feeling. https://publishingsupport.iopscience.iop.org/questions/environmental-research-letters-2019-reviewer-awards/

Don't forget to disinfect your glasses!

Landed, meeting cancelled, turn around and get back on plane. Fantastic timing.