Are you a self-identified ecohydrologist? The AGU #Ecohydro TC wants to know who you are! We're making a database to help people find #ecohydro speakers and experts. Add your name here: goo.gl/forms/sz3mXKVL… Please RT to share! AGU (American Geophysical Union) AGU Biogeosciences AGU Global Change AGU Hydrology H3S

In the traditional picture of plant growth, roots absorb water from soil. But new research revealed that woody plants across the United States in fact regularly rely on a deeper source of water—that found in bedrock. eos.org/articles/thirs…

Many thanks to AGU's Eos and Katherine Kornei for their work covering our recent paper!

Thank you Tess Joosse and Scientific American for covering our research on bedrock water! It was so great to meet and work with you and I’m looking forward to more fun science communication conversations in the future! scientificamerican.com/article/trees-…

🧑‍🔬➕🎨 = 💰 Talk about your research with a haiku! Details below! #ShareYourHaiku #AGU21

Thanks AGU Ecohydrology for including me in your tree of ecohydrologist “leafs”! aguecohydrology.org/2/post/2021/11…

Thanks UT Jackson School of Geosciences for covering our paper in the 2021 Newsletter! I'm excited to see it in print! You can check out the article about our work on bedrock water storage here: jsg.utexas.edu/news/2021/11/t…

FYI: networking opportunity for LGBTQ+ scientists headed to #AGU21

#HaikuYourResearch although soils end, roots may continue deeper, drinking straight from rock #AGU2021 #AGUHydroWQ AGU Water Quality

Even in an online/covid format, Dr. Pyrcz's course was so transformative for me, from a technical *and* philosophical perspective! Thank you Michael Pyrcz🌻 for sharing these little chunks of wisdom! :) I'll be referencing these often...

Loving life at 24 years old, today! 🎉 I’m so glad to be finding my science community even more each year, and I hope I never lose the desire to put bugs in a bottle and hug them to my face! 🪴

I am so excited to be giving my first ever invited talk today at #AGU2021: "Weathered bedrock commonly supplies water to woody plants!" Check it out in the session EP43B: Top-down and bottom-up controls on critical zone structure, processes, and resilience from 12:45-2p!

What an awesome first #AGU2021! Feeling so much gratitude for all of the geoscientists in my life and already looking forward to next year! 🥳

Interested in #fractals? How about fractals for #DeepLearning #MachineLearning predictive models? Shuang Gao (UT Jackson School of Geosciences) developed a demonstration #Python Project Jupyter workflow for making and applying fractals for pre-training models on #github @ git.io/JDdj6.

Way to go Newton Nguyen magazine.caltech.edu/post/newton-ng…

So excited to announce that I will be starting my PhD in the fall at @StanfordEarth in Alexandra Konings' Ecohydrology and Remote Sensing Group! 🌳🛰️ Bonus news: I got the NSF GRFP! 🌎 Thank you to all of my mentors, family, and friends who make this all possible!

Does evapotranspiration increase or decrease during droughts? The answer is not straightforward! We found that evapotranspiration increases in 44% of drought months. Models underestimate this by a half. Plant and soil structure are the causes. Read here rdcu.be/cYpAV

I am so excited to read Annalee Newitz new book, 'The Terraformers'! Bonus that I now live close enough to SF that I might get to hear her speak in person! I can't recommend her previous non-fiction AND sci-fi books enough!

THE TERRAFORMERS comes out 1/31 which means you have less than 48 hours to pre-order the book. If you'd like it signed, order from @FolioSF and 10% of proceeds from the pre-order go to San Francisco-Marin Food Bank foliosf.com/annaleenewitz