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There is still time to submit a manuscript to our Special Issue: Forest Ecophysiological Responses to Climate Change mdpi.com/si/125348 #mdpiforests via MDPI

PhD opportunity - seeking keen potential modeller to work with me & Chris Rudiger to bring Australian vegetation into #JULES model - please share! bmedlyn.wordpress.com

Join us BIFoR as data manager & analyst! This is a 5-year position within a supportive community. Please repost.

Excited to have won the Forests 2022 Early Career Investigator Award! Thank you #Forests for the recognition!

In our new Global Change Biology paper led by Alison C Bennett, we examined how photosynthetic temperature acclimation affects future C uptake and storage in Australian ecosystems. Variable, but mostly positive effects according to the CABLE-POP model. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/gc…

Plants might be able to absorb more carbon dioxide from human activities than previously expected, according to new research led by scientists from Western Sydney University and involving Prof. @SCaldararu from School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin. Read more about this important work at: tcd.ie/news_events/ar…

Great paper by Jürgen Knauer et al. showing that a more comprehensive representation of photosynthesis in a biospheric model (temp acclimation, mesophyll conductance, photosynthetic optimization) increases GPP up to 20% under future climate change. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Plants are likely to absorb more CO₂ in a changing climate than we thought – here's why theconversation.com/plants-are-lik… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Some clarifications regarding our new study. Thanks to Science Feedback! science.feedback.org/review/global-…

Fossil CO₂ emissions hit record high yet again in 2023 The new GlobalCarbonProject Global Carbon Budget 2023 is out. theconversation.com/fossil-co-emis…

Where is C4 vegetation, how did its distribution change, how much did it contribute to global photosynthesis? Using optimality theory, observations and remote sensing, we tried to give an answer in ⁦⁦Nature Communications⁩ ⁦NUS Geography⁩⁦NUS CNCS⁩ nature.com/articles/s4146…

New paper in Plant Cell & Environment: In heatwaves, transpiration may go up even when photosynthesis halts. We used leaf carbonyl sulfide (O=C=S) flux measurements to show that this decoupling may come from internal diffusion limitation instead of stomatal changes onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pc…

🌲#Forests 🌲Open for Submissions New Special Issue: Modeling Forest Physiology under #ClimateChange 👨‍🔬Guest Editors: Juergen Knauer, Jürgen Knauer 👉mdpi.com/journal/forest… ☘ #plantphysiology #elevatedCO2 #acclimation #treemortality #plantwaterrelations #extremeevents

Excited to share our new review on mesophyll conductance (gm) in Plant Cell & Environment with Florian Busch! We delve into gm's short-term responses to environmental changes, highlight crucial issues, challenges, and offer best practices for its study. 🌿🔬 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pc…

Does someone have the following paper in its original version (as PDF)? Monsi, M. and Saeki, T. (1953) über den Lichtfaktor in den Pflanzengesellschaften und seine Bedeutung für die Stoffproduktion. Japanese Journal of Botany 14: 22–52.

#Postdoc position Lund University Interested in how forests across the world are changing? Join us working with scientists from tropics to boreal to tie together obs of tree growth and mortality from field plots using forest modelling ForestPlots European Research Council (ERC) Deadline 5th Nov

1/n We have just published the new GlobalCarbonProject Global Carbon Budget, 2024. It contains a mix of bad news and some less bad news. The latter signals some progress, albeit slow, towards decarbonizing the global economy. essd.copernicus.org/preprints/essd…

Congratulations Jürgen Knauer named as Australia's leading researcher in the field of #AtmosphericSciences ‘A mini ecosystem in your computer’ theaustralian.com.au/special-report… via The Australian Prof. Belinda Medlyn Prof Ian Anderson