Last chance to apply for #postdocs and #PhDs on spatial patterning in #tundra and #savanna ecosystems for the @ERC_RESILIENCE project on #TeamShrub@ubcforestry! Also check out the postdocs on tundra plant phenology and vegetation change!
Links to apply:
https://t.co/PqklJcppXZ
Just a reminder about the upcoming deadline of 16 Jan. 2024 for PhD and MSc positions on @TeamShrub at @ubcforestry on global change ecology of northern ecosystems. Please spread the word!
For more info and to apply check out the following link:
https://t.co/PqklJcpXNx
Team Shrub @ubcforestry is recruiting for fully-funded PhDs, MScs, postdocs, a research manager and a data scientist for two new #tundra projects! Share and/or apply! Deadline for grad student applications is 16 Jan. 2024. See link for info. 📷: @JTKerby
https://t.co/PqklJcpXNx
I encourage students to develop their own specific projects and lead collaborations inline with their research interests within our broader project goals. For info on how to apply for PhD and MSc graduate student positions see our website. 📷: @JTKerby
https://t.co/PqklJcpXNx
In the @ERC_Research-funded @ERC_RESILIENCE project on 'Pathways of Resilience and Evasion of Tipping in Ecosystems'. We're working across disciplines to explore tipping points and spatial patterns in biomes undergoing rapid change. Join us! 📷: @JTKerby
https://t.co/UCN7MvtdPw
Our team’s research sits at the interface of field ecology, data synthesis and remote sensing. I am keen to recruit a diverse team that are interested in collaborative research, quantitative skills and engagement with Northern partners and Indigenous communities. 📷: @IslaHMS
In the @NSERC_CRSNG-funded Canada Excellence Research Chair on Global Change Ecology of Northern Ecosystems, we'll work collaboratively in the Yukon, NWT and around the Arctic to capture responses to climate change. Come join the team! 📷: @IslaHMS
https://t.co/o1qJE82ja7
Team Shrub @ubcforestry is recruiting for fully-funded PhDs, MScs, postdocs, a research manager and a data scientist for two new #tundra projects! Share and/or apply! Deadline for grad student applications is 16 Jan. 2024. See link for info. 📷: @JTKerby
https://t.co/PqklJcpXNx
With the rising temperatures observed in the Arctic, #UBCForestry’s Professor Isla Myers-Smith (@IslaHMS) emphasizes the crucial role of realistic projections in understanding the impending climate shift via @WIRED. 📈☁️
Read here: https://t.co/UHh9xDRW8S
Congratulations to #UBCForestry's Dr. Isla Myers-Smith (@IslaHMS) on being appointed one of UBC’s newest Canada Excellence Research Chairs.
The position comes with an $8 million grant towards Isla’s research in Arctic greening.
@TIPS_SPIIE@TeamShrub
🔗 : https://t.co/3ThQV0gWMz
Vasts swaths of abandoned farmland are ripe for rewilding, experts say, with huge potential to boost wildlife and draw down carbon.
https://t.co/dg7NFpP6Y1
Final days to apply for the Tundra Time postdoc to work on tundra plant phenology change over time at UEdinburgh!
Apply here by 28th Aug. 2023:
https://t.co/JfLVKBcsDG
More about the project:
https://t.co/Mq30U4lQnV
Other Team Shrub opportunities:
https://t.co/PqklJcpXNx
.@ubcforestry professor Dr. Isla Myers-Smith (@IslaHMS) led a project which used virtual reality to explore changes to vegetation on Qikiqtaruk in Yukon. via @APTNNews https://t.co/9JakTIHuyQ
🌍 Immerse yourself in the realities of climate change with this groundbreaking virtual reality project set in the Yukon with #UBCForestry's @IslaHMS! Check out the article by @globeandmail to learn how it's creating awareness and inspiring action: https://t.co/82sDfUWVsO
Honoured to have our latest paper @NatureComms featured in the Editors Highlights for Ecology & Evolution, together with a great selection of articles!
Browse featured articles here: https://t.co/QL3uMUXJ7S
Our paper here: https://t.co/cNxAdFMCVy
@TeamShrub@GeosciencesEd
The groundbreaking "Qikiqtaruk: Arctic at Risk" VR project showcases climate change's devastating impact in the Arctic. The collaboration with @NatGeo and local communities, led by #UBCForestry's @IslaHMS, strives to raise awareness and drive action.
https://t.co/P1EQ1omhiZ
Can functional #traits define #tundra plant responses to #climate change?
The answer is in the title of our new paper @NatureComms!
🌱 Plant traits poorly predict winner and loser shrub species in a warming tundra biome
https://t.co/QQTL4IUelg
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