
Chris M. Smith-Martin
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Postdoc @E3BColumbia @Columbia, plant ecophysiologist, community ecologist, and forest ecologist. #PlantEcoPhys #WhatKillsTrees #TropicalEcology
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I’m hiring a soil biogeochemistry postdoc Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to study soil-based strategies for carbon removal in the field, esp. interactions between soil organic C cycling and enhanced weathering. Work with an amazing, collaborative team! Salary: $108K/yr. jobs.smartrecruiters.com/LLNL/374399000…


3-year funded post-doc opportunity focused on using spatial data and remote sensing tools to map forest age, identify forest areas vulnerable to change, and develop conservation and management priorities in PNW parks (W Washington and Oregon) nationalparks.org/sip-forests-ap… @bfalln


Postdoc Alert for remote sensing experts! Are you interested in a Postdoctoral Fellowship exploring the capacity of natural ecosystems to capture and sequester carbon with the Malone Disturbance Ecology Lab Yale School of the Environment? Apply by February 28th:forms.gle/hv6C3f3eFZ9Pfp…


Internship Alert 🚨 Smithsonian Panama We are seeking 3 or more interns to research tropical species ID and tropical tree woody growth in Panama 📷Get full position descriptions and see how to apply here: rb.gy/2psdy0



We are looking for a postdoc to work on a Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research funded project on the crosstalk of plant (and bacteria) oxygen sensing and symbiotic nitrogen fixation tinyurl.com/UniOxlowO2





Most of the carbon in tropical forests is stored in roots — but climate models don’t reflect that. New Phytologist paper coauthored by Cary’s Sarah Batterman lays a roadmap for fixing how roots are represented in models, to help improve climate change predictions. nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…



The prototype for LUQTEE (Luquillo Throughfall Exclusion Experiment) Luquillo LTER seems to be drying the soil nicely. Next up, building the final shelters! Laura E Boeschoten Rebecca A Montgomery Tana Wood XiangtaoXu Jess K. Zimmerman🌻 and Maria Uriarte.


Climate-induced tree-mortality pulses are obscured by broad-scale and long-term greening. Excited for this work led by Yuchao Yan to be out this week in NatureEcoEvo! 🌲 🛰️ 🌳 doi.org/10.1038/s41559…



How Tropical Root respond to global changes? Find it out 👉 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/gc… for 6 key global changes- led brillantly by Daniela Yaffar & Laynara with @TropiRoot team
