I just feel honored and humbled that almost 10 years after my PhD defense, the research I contributed to seems to be of interest for the scientific community. Nothing more. We do science not to be on a list, but because we believe this is useful for the society. And it is. #sciencematters

But personally, I believe these different lists mean nothing individually, they just reflect the research environment you evolve in, the level of funding you get, the quality of colleagues and students you work with, etc.

So, I take this opportunity to share something less prestigious 😁 ^^. A few days ago, one of my PhD student informed me I was on the 2% list for 2025, big surprise, I had never heard about this list before 🤣!
topresearcherslist.com

Oral 2, Friday 24/10, 10:00am, Kigali Tent: Unpacking Global Agroforestry Diversity and Configurations: A Data-Driven Analysis for Natural Climate Solutions. @susancookpatton.bsky.social and others

Oral 1, Tuesday 21/10, 12:30pm, Smart Room 2: Agroforestry and soil organic carbon in the Latin American and Caribbean region, a meta-analysis. @jdemenois.bsky.social and others.

Poster 2: Towards Higher Quality Carbon Sequestration Studies in Agroforestry: Guidelines for Authors and Reviewers. About this recent article:
link.springer.com/article/10.1...

If you are around and interested, I will be presenting 2 posters and giving 2 oral presentations:

Poster 1: Modeling soil and biomass carbon sequestration in agroforestry systems using DayCent. @johansix.bsky.social and others. About this recent article:
link.springer.com/article/10.1...