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Yunpeng Luo
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interested in phenology and carbon cycling
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Yunpeng Luo @yunpeng-luo.bsky.social · 15d
This project will combine #experiments, #multi-site #observations to understand leaf senescence and its drivers, focusing on source-sink relationships. The unveiled mechanisms will be integrated into #vegetation #models to better quantify carbon uptake. Ph.D. will work at #WSL and register in #ETH.
wslresearch.bsky.social WSL Umweltforschung @wslresearch.bsky.social · 21d
🍂🌳 #PhDAlert! MSc in #EnvironmentalSciences or a related field and interested in plant #phenology and #ecophysiology? Good level of fitness to carry out field work in remote locations? Our #Ecosystem #Ecology group offers a #PhD position: apply.refline.ch/273855/1789/... #ScienceJobs
Job offer: The Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL is part of the ETH Domain. Approximately 600 people work on the sustainable use and protection of the environment and on the handling of natural hazards. The Forest and Soil Ecology research unit, which investigates the effects of environmental changes in forest ecosystems, is looking for a person to join the Ecosystem Ecology group for a fixed-term period of four years, starting January 2026 or by appointment, as a PhD student in plant phenology and ecophysiology You will be responsible for planning and carrying out experiments in the field and under controlled conditions in the SNF funded project “Linking carbon source-sink dynamics to autumn phenology: Predicting tree growth rhythms in temperature and boreal forests”. You will analyse the interaction between carbon balance and phenology by applying various ecophysiological and biochemical methods and large-scale data analyses. You will carry out statistical and mechanistic modelling approaches. Finally, you will be responsible for publishing results in scientific journals. You have a master’s degree in environmental science, or a comparable topic and are interested in applying various methods, from ecophysiology to model applications. You have a proficient command of written and spoken English, are able to work in a structured, efficient and independent manner, and have a high level of team spirit. Furthermore, you have a good level of fitness to carry out field work in remote locations. We offer an international team with exciting research perspectives and strong collaboration with researchers from ETH and international institutions. The position will be based at WSL and you will be enrolled at ETH Zurich.

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Yunpeng Luo @yunpeng-luo.bsky.social · 15d
The selected candidates will work with experts in phenology and ecology, including Dr. Yunpeng Luo, Prof. Arthur Gessler, Dr. Constatine Zohner. The Ph.D student will work at WSL, and he/she will register in ETH Zurich, within a supportive and international environment. Please help to spread!

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WSL Umweltforschung @wslresearch.bsky.social · 21d
🍂🌳 #PhDAlert! MSc in #EnvironmentalSciences or a related field and interested in plant #phenology and #ecophysiology? Good level of fitness to carry out field work in remote locations? Our #Ecosystem #Ecology group offers a #PhD position: apply.refline.ch/273855/1789/... #ScienceJobs
Job offer: The Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL is part of the ETH Domain. Approximately 600 people work on the sustainable use and protection of the environment and on the handling of natural hazards. The Forest and Soil Ecology research unit, which investigates the effects of environmental changes in forest ecosystems, is looking for a person to join the Ecosystem Ecology group for a fixed-term period of four years, starting January 2026 or by appointment, as a PhD student in plant phenology and ecophysiology You will be responsible for planning and carrying out experiments in the field and under controlled conditions in the SNF funded project “Linking carbon source-sink dynamics to autumn phenology: Predicting tree growth rhythms in temperature and boreal forests”. You will analyse the interaction between carbon balance and phenology by applying various ecophysiological and biochemical methods and large-scale data analyses. You will carry out statistical and mechanistic modelling approaches. Finally, you will be responsible for publishing results in scientific journals. You have a master’s degree in environmental science, or a comparable topic and are interested in applying various methods, from ecophysiology to model applications. You have a proficient command of written and spoken English, are able to work in a structured, efficient and independent manner, and have a high level of team spirit. Furthermore, you have a good level of fitness to carry out field work in remote locations. We offer an international team with exciting research perspectives and strong collaboration with researchers from ETH and international institutions. The position will be based at WSL and you will be enrolled at ETH Zurich.

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Arthur Gessler @arthurobuntspecht.bsky.social · May 10
Estimating canopy leaf angle from leaf to ecosystem scale: a novel deep learning approach using unmanned aerial vehicle imagery
Estimating canopy leaf angle from leaf to ecosystem scale: a novel deep learning approach using unmanned aerial vehicle imagery
Leaf angle distribution (LAD) impacts plant photosynthesis, water use efficiency, and ecosystem primary productivity, which are crucial for understanding surface energy balance and climate change re...
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Silvia Caldararu🌿 @scaldararu.bsky.social · Feb 5
Come and work with us! 2+2 year postdoc at Trinity College Dublin on modelling plant defence and resistance to pathogens. Going from first principles to near term forecasts and decision tools.

Deadline 3rd of March, start date as soon as possible. 🧪🌏🌾
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Text and university logos on a white and orange background: Ecological forecasting of tree resistance to pathogens 2-year postdoc (possible +2 year extension, funding secured) Eligibility: PhD in ecology, geosciences, environmental science, or a similar relevant subject; experience in using and/or developing vegetation or land surface models; programming experience (e.g. R, Python, Matlab, Fortran); at least one first author peer-reviewed publication (preprint ok) Start date: March 2025 or as soon as possible, no later than September Deadline: 3rd of March 17.00 GMT photo of research group around a table, with Christmas decorations in the background, three women and two men, all youngish, all smiling

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Yunpeng Luo @yunpeng-luo.bsky.social · Jan 15
Today is the deadline to submit the EGU abstract, looking forward to seeing you!
richardnair.bsky.social Richard Nair @richardnair.bsky.social · Dec 3
we're back again with our EGU session on vegetation responses to global change, in Vienna next year at #EGU25! We like submissions at different scales. Hope to see you there (with an abstract submitted 😜) meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/sessio...
An advert for the EGU session 'Vegetational Functional Responses to Global Change Across Multiple Methods and Scales'.The background picture is a mixed coniferous forest and the EGU 2025 logo and EDI log are displayed prominently. The text reads: As the terrestrial biosphere moves into states without a present climate analogue, we need mechanistic understanding of ecosystem processes and their linkages with ecosystem function. This session brings togther scientists interested in advancing our fundamental understanding of ecosystem processes. We welcome studies on a range of scales, from greenhouse and mesocosm experiments to large field manipulative experiments, remote sensing studies, and modelling. We encourage contributions of novel ideas and hypotheses in particular those from early stage researchers and hope this session can create an environment where such ideas can be discussed freely.

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Yunpeng Luo @yunpeng-luo.bsky.social · Dec 16
Two important updates for our session: 1) wonderful "vegetation response examples" (Background images) updated by Camille Abadie and 2) wonderful keynote speaker in our session: Arthur Gessler @arthurobuntspecht.bsky.social . Very looking forward 😃🎊🥂:
meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/sessio...

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Elisabet Martínez-Sancho @elimartinezs.bsky.social · Dec 8
I am excited to announce that we are organising again the #treering session at #EGU25.
🌲💍Abstract submission is now open until Jan 15.
tinyurl.com/sbdt4ezp
KerstinTreydte Jernej Jevšenak Annemarie Eckes-Shephard and Pieter Zuidema
#dendrochronology

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Silvia Caldararu🌿 @scaldararu.bsky.social · Dec 4
I'm hiring! 2+2 year postdoc position on forecasting plant defence and resilience to pathogens.

Why are some plants better at defending themselves and can we model it? What role does the environment play? And how can we use all the data we have?

Deadline 13/01.

plantecomodelling.org/vacancies 🧪🌏🌾
Plant Ecology Modelling group - Vacancies
Openings
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Richard Nair @richardnair.bsky.social · Dec 3
we're back again with our EGU session on vegetation responses to global change, in Vienna next year at #EGU25! We like submissions at different scales. Hope to see you there (with an abstract submitted 😜) meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/sessio...
An advert for the EGU session 'Vegetational Functional Responses to Global Change Across Multiple Methods and Scales'.The background picture is a mixed coniferous forest and the EGU 2025 logo and EDI log are displayed prominently. The text reads: As the terrestrial biosphere moves into states without a present climate analogue, we need mechanistic understanding of ecosystem processes and their linkages with ecosystem function. This session brings togther scientists interested in advancing our fundamental understanding of ecosystem processes. We welcome studies on a range of scales, from greenhouse and mesocosm experiments to large field manipulative experiments, remote sensing studies, and modelling. We encourage contributions of novel ideas and hypotheses in particular those from early stage researchers and hope this session can create an environment where such ideas can be discussed freely.

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WSL Umweltforschung @wslresearch.bsky.social · Nov 20
Four WSL researchers are among the most influential scientists in their field, according to the annual list of highly cited researchers published by Clarivate
Analytics. www.wsl.ch/en/news/four... #HighlyCited2024 @arthurobuntspecht.bsky.social

📷 (1) Kilian J. Kessler, (2) ETHZ, (3, 4) z.V.g.
Arthur Gessler. Bild: Kilian J. Kessler Niklaus Zimmermann (Foto: ETHZ) Matthias Huss (Bild z.V.g.) Peter Verburg (Foto z.V.g.)