Es wird wieder heiß, es brennt allerorts, aber auch hier gibt es ja immer wieder einige, aus der Fraktion „früher gab es auch schon heiße Sommer“. Hier ist die Antwort darauf, denn ich diskutiere das nicht mehr. #Klima #Klimakrise
Maren Dubbert
@marenecohydro.bsky.social
Biologist / WG Head Ecophysiology of Water and Matter Cycling Zalf / Professor for Energy and Matter Dynamics Uni Bonn / Ecosystem Physiology / Ecohydrology / Response of Ecosystems to Climate Change and Management / stable isotopes / #AgroFlux
Since yesterday, I am co-appointed Professor for Matter and Energy Dynamics in Agricultural Landscapes at the University of Bonn 🤓 #ECOgroupZalf @zalf.bsky.social @unibonn.bsky.social
New paper out in @newphyt.bsky.social by Tiantian Pan and others incl. @ianjwright.bsky.social @profchoat.bsky.social: Fast growth comes at a cost: Fast-growing Eucalyptus are less drought-resistant, revealing a clear growth–survival trade-off. nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Evidence for a trade‐off between growth rate and xylem embolism resistance in 22 Eucalyptus species
Examples of cross-sectional images of branchlets at 4× and 40×.
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Habe hier mal genauer beschrieben, wie bitter die aktuelle Planung beim Reiche-Gesetz ist und wieso wir in der Gaskostenfalle landen werden: www.linkedin.com/posts/peter-...
Man fragt sich, ob einem eine derartige Arbeit - wie die beim "Heizungsgesetz" von Katherina Reiche - nicht peinlich ist. Sie zeigt einmal mehr, wohin eine politische ad absurdum geführter B...
Man fragt sich, ob einem eine derartige Arbeit - wie die beim "Heizungsgesetz" von Katherina Reiche - nicht peinlich ist. Sie zeigt einmal mehr, wohin eine politische ad absurdum geführter Begriff nam...
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A recent study addresses the long-standing energy balance closure problem within ecosystem flux measurements 🌳 By using datasets from ICOS and NEON, the study shows that a substantial part of this energy imbalance is caused by incomplete energy accounting. Read more: www.icos-cp.eu/news-and-eve...
Postdoc in Ecohydrology and Forest Resilience We are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Research Scholar to work on collaborative research investigating the interplay between bedrock properties and forest resilience in the Rocky Mountains. See announcement: go.ncsu.edu/pdannouncement
I am a bit sad I had to attend #EGU26 online but very happy how @zalf.bsky.social WG ECO presented their work:
@zalf.bsky.social No lab? No Tools? No problem! We present the #MonksHillLab (#ZALF_ECO) "Lab on Wheels", a fully autark (solar powered) maker space allowing to construct (e.g. solder & program) and validate sensors presented in our Handbook (zenodo.org/records/1794...)! Field test follow soon! 🚀
Finanziell ist akademische "Karriere" 1 katastrophale Entscheidung. In meinem Fall: erst Teilzeit, dann Erwerbsarbeitslosigkeit. Mehrere Umzüge. Horrende Pendelkosten. 2 Wohnungen seit 2017. Aber klar, Lars, lass mal uns Akademiker_innen noch länger arbeiten lassen bis zur Winz-Rente! So attraktiv.
Thank you to the Peat4People project for inviting us from WG Peatland Science to support upcoming GHG measurements in African peatlands. Thanks to externally funded PhD thesis work by Hauke Schmülling and collaboration with @zalf.bsky.social we provide low-cost chambers and knowledge..
🌡️ For the third year in a row, every day in 2025 was more than 1°C warmer than the 1850–1900 pre-industrial level. Over a third of days were above 1.5°C. ⬇️
How do we decide what grows where? 🌱🧪⚒️ Our new paper analyzes 100 years of land-use history across 3,104 sites in Germany and finds that hydrological properties shape our agricultural landscapes. doi.org/10.1002/jpln... @cwmsoils.bsky.social @thuenen.de #Hydrology #LandUse #Sustainability #Soil
Hydrological Conditions Outweigh Soil Texture, Temperature, and Terrain in German Agricultural Land Use
Background The availability of fertile land suitable for agriculture is limited. In the European Union, political demand for self-sufficiency in staple food production currently competes with increa...
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Heute gedenken wir der Opfer des Nationalsozialismus und der Befreiung von Auschwitz-Birkenau am 27.01.1945. Erinnern heißt kämpfen! Gerade heute, wo rechte Kräfte erstarken und Gedenkarbeit unter Druck steht. Nie wieder ist jetzt und darf nicht zur leeren Worthülse werden!
This isn't great...
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft@maxplanck.de · 7mo agoFemale scientists have to wait longer for their articles to be reviewed than their male colleagues. An analysis of 36.5 million papers in the life sciences shows that for females it took 115 days to reach a decision, compared to 101 days for men journals.plos.org/plosbiology/... @plosbiology.org
Deutsche Bahn once more gave everything in their power to inconvenience passengers. 2 days, 2 trips: total delay of ~ 5 h. At least the sight was kind of nice
Comment in @nature.com: "Food will be more affordable — if we double funds for agriculture research now" www.nature.com/articles/d41... A global drop in public and private investment in agricultural science in the past four decades is partly to blame for high food prices, an analysis reveals.
Food will be more affordable — if we double funds for agriculture research now
A global drop in public and private investment in agricultural science in the past four decades is partly to blame for high food prices, an analysis reveals.
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Gibt übrigens noch eine Klimakrise: In weiten Teilen Europas schwinden die Reserven an Süßwasser. www.theguardian.com/environment/...
@zalf.bsky.social and @marenecohydro.bsky.social a lab's strength is its shared toolkit - and we mean more than hardware. This living doc is our open-source session guide with 2 of 7 sessions (soon more): zenodo.org/records/1767... #MonksHillLab #PhD #ScienceCulture #SkillBuilding #OpenScience
Building the 'How' of Science: A MonksHillLab Skill Development Session Series for Early-Career Researchers
This living document provides a framework for skill development sessions for early-career researchers (ECR). The sessions focus on competencies in communication, problem-solving, and project ownership...
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Last week I had a very nice exchange with Amelie Stieg and Britta Horstmann from Leibniz central office to discuss the Leibniz SAW collaborative excellence program and using in-situ stable isotopes for detecting dynamic feedbacks in C and water cycling. @zalf.bsky.social @leibniz-gemeinschaft.de
🌾💧 SPECIAL ISSUE RESEARCH 🌾💧 Zhen et al. discovered that the density of small openings—called stomata—located on barley stems is associated with whole-canopy water use much more than those located on the leaf blades 🌿🌾💧 🔗 doi.org/10.1093/jxb/... #PlantScience 🧪
Plant scientists Professor Graham Farquhar and Professor Susanne von Caemmerer transformed the world's understanding of photosynthesis, and now they have been jointly awarded the Royal Medal (Biological) from The Royal Society, at a ceremony in London. science.anu.edu.au/news-events/...
Was Ihr tun könnt, wenn Ihr nicht mitdemonstrieren konntet, aber das Anliegen unterstützt? Teilt Demo-Berichte, macht dadurch die Demo bekannter, verbreitet Zuversicht. &: Klickt die Beiträge auch! Das signalisiert Medien, dass das Thema auf Interesse stößt. Positives verstärken! #WirSindDieTöchter
Tagesschau Bot@tagesschau.bsky.social · 10mo ago"Töchter" protestieren vor CDU-Parteizentrale #Demonstration #CDU #Merz
So the bad news is that impacts of_extreme_droughts worsened dramatically over time, but the good news is that these systems were not progressively impaired by_moderate_droughts. And, for us, it's good news that we have published these findings! Stay tuned; many more DN manuscripts are in progress.
...while the effects of droughts that were extreme (i.e., 1 in 100 year events) compounded over time, perennial grasslands and shrublands were more resilient to less extreme droughts. That is, drought-related reductions in plant growth did not magnify over more years of moderate drought. (2/3)
