A rainy weekend deserves a wet plant pic. Looking forward to relaxing and staying dry indoors! @ Penrith, New South Wales instagram.com/p/CMnVYycshYV/…

Great to see our #drought #simulation #method paper in the Frontiers - Plant Science 2020 Highlights being selected with other 18 among the hundreds of papers published in 2020! With Dave Ellsworth 木lessandro Ossola Michelle Leishman and powered by Hort Innovation WhichPlantWhere

I'm recruiting a PhD student to study heat tolerance and tree ecophysiology Western Sydney U - HIE. The student will join a large project aimed at creating cool, green cities in a warmer world. Please see bit.ly/3wn869k and contact me to apply.

Step 1: Vaccinate. Step 2:............ Step 3: Travel! @ Kingswood, New South Wales, Australia instagram.com/p/CQ90FCCN_5I/…

Fellow Sydneysiders, this Thursday I will be discussing urban green spaces past, present, and future with four fellow panelists and the wider Penrith community. The event will be online and you can register for a free ticket here: Big Green qtheatre.com.au/events/big-gre…

I'm still recruiting a PhD student to study heat tolerance and tree ecophysiology Western Sydney U - HIE. The student will join a large project aimed at creating cool, green cities in a warmer world. Please see bit.ly/3wn869k and contact me to apply.

Please consider submitting your relevant research to this Special issue on Drought Tolerance in Trees:

I'm recruiting a PhD student to study heat tolerance and tree ecophysiology Western Sydney U - HIE. The student will join a large project aimed at creating cool, green cities in a warmer world. Applications due June 30, please see bit.ly/3wn869k.

Always an exciting day in the lab when we get new ecofizz toys to play with! @isobellarevell PhotosynQ

There is still time to submit to our Special Issue on Drought Tolerance Traits and Growth in Trees: mdpi.com/si/122882

Excited to be at the Australian Parliament House for #SMP2023 Amy-Marie Gilpin Western Sydney U - HIE

Good news! My article onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… received enough downloads to be a #topdownloadedarticle in Global Change Biology.

Looking forward to watching this new series with my son this week! First episode is on Friday night. #GardeningAustraliaJr

This one was a challenge, involving lots of sweat and even some blood and tears, but it means that I am very proud to share that my research on stomatal decoupling under extreme heat has been accepted for publication at Global Change Biology. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

I am pleased to share my latest research at Western Sydney University Western Sydney U - HIE, on the effects of heatwaves on urban trees: We need urban trees more than ever – here's how to save them from extreme heat theconversation.com/we-need-urban-… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

I recently shared some of my latest research on local radio: Check out Sydney's Urban Trees by Segment aired on FBi Radio's Backchat on FBi fbiradio.com/945fm/programs… @amrapsairit #AusAirplay

Having a great time at the #sapflow2023 workshop! Today was our field trip into a managed pine forest and a native New Zealand podocarp forest.

I was thrilled to appear in the most recent episode of ABC's Gardening Australia Junior on "Making Mini-Climates", please check it out! #GardeningAustraliaJr Western Sydney U - HIE

And here it is! So exciting to watch together with my 3-year-old son and husband. #GardeningAustraliaJr Western Sydney U - HIE iview.abc.net.au/show/gardening…

Listen to yesterday's Future Tense program on ABC Radio National to learn more about my research on the effects of heatwaves on urban trees. Antony J Funnell Western Sydney U - HIE Sweltering Cities – the cost of exponential urbanisation abc.net.au/listen/program…