Jeff Chambers retweeted
Fine, fine... I'll tweet a radar loop of the impressive land-falling, double barrelled, fujiwhara-ing cyclone. #CAwx
Dance your PhD 2023: Abscisic Acid (ABA) at the Heart of Amazon rainfor... youtu.be/DvDjj5nIOm4 via @YouTube. Parabéns galera!! Biology category winner
Israel Sampaio Filho, National Institute of Amazonian Research AAAS
Jeff Chambers retweeted
Replying to @bohannon_bot @IsraelS07327457
Israel Sampaio Filho is the guy. Music and science together is no longer a dream. Amazonian forests depend on ABA to play their role in maintaining the greenhouse gas exchange between biosphere and atmosphere
Jeff Chambers retweeted
Replying to @bohannon_bot
I am very happy to be a finalist! Let's dance to the Brazilian rhythm of samba de gafieira, forró and carimbó! 🍃💃🏾🕺🏾🍃
Jeff Chambers retweeted
🎶📣🐦 Dance Your PhD 2023 finalist 🎶📣🐦
Israel Sampaio Filho (@IsraelS07327457)
category: Biology
PhD: Leaf abscisic acid (ABA) biosynthesis: the main source of Amazon rainforest response to warming
dance: youtube.com/watch?v=DvDjj5nI…
Climate Change Likely to Uproot More Amazon Trees
newscenter.lbl.gov/2023/01/1… @yanlei_feng
Jeff Chambers retweeted
NGEE-T scientists Yanlei Feng et al just published a paper in Nature Communications linking frequency of convective storms in the Amazon basin to large tree mortality events (windthrows) & project increased forest disturbances from these dynamics from climate warming this century
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Congrats to our own Lin Meng for being awarded the Science and SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists by the American Association for the Advancement of Science for work during her PhD at Iowa State University! Read more about the prize, Lin's essay, and an interview w/ Lin below.
City trees🌳are getting longer growing seasons - which could be good news (more flowers!🌸)… or maybe not. For her work studying how plants will respond @linmengmet has been awarded this years Science Prize for Young Scientists! Learn more--> @NGEETropics
eesa.lbl.gov/berkeley-lab-po…
Jeff Chambers retweeted
Incredibly honored to receive the grand prize of 2021 Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists. Thank you to my wonderful advisor, colleagues, mentors, and lab members who have helped make this possible. Check out my award essay in Science fcld.ly/nxd4tr8
For illuminating how warmer temperatures and artificial light in cities alter the timing of urban tree leafing, @Linmengmet is the grand prize winner of the 2021 Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists.
Learn more: fcld.ly/nxd4tr8
Jeff Chambers retweeted
Here is a great Post Doc position funded by FAPESP at the University of São Paulo! The posting can be found on the AGU Career Center website (link below).
findajob.agu.org/job/8017219…
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The latest model guidance has doubled down on a historic atmospheric river impacting NorCal early next week with intense rainfall, strong winds, and heavy snow (mostly above 7,000-8000 feet).
This will likely be one of the strongest October storms in state history. #CAwx
Sept 22nd Landsat 8 image burn scar (SWIR, NIR, R) for the #CAfire #CAwx #CaldorFire w/ active hot spot near Strawberry Creek headwaters
Jeff Chambers retweeted
Storms bubble up on Puerto Rico.
A fascinating, satisfying satellite animation.
the brutal Northern #CAfires season continues this evening #CaldorFire #DixieFire ++, six hour hot pixel animation up to 6:20p local time, #EarthEngine app led by @mariannecowherd
cowherd.users.earthengine.ap…
use the custom pulldown menu
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#CaldorFire 9/1/2021 Afternoon Update:
No new heat in neighborhoods in Meyers or Christmas Valley. Only minor spread anywhere on east side of fire showing at 2:40 pm. Some spread to north, east of Kyburz. South side of fire fairly quiet. Detailed maps at the-lookout.org/2021/09/01/c….
Jeff Chambers retweeted
These pictures out of the #DixieFire yesterday are mind blowing.
Credit: Plumas County Search and Rescue, via Lassen Social Media on Facebook
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#CaldorFire and #DixieFire putting up large pyrocumulus plumes today as they spread rapidly. Both wildfires have combined to burn nearly 1,000,000 acres.





















