Today, I officially leave research. What a journey it have been. Definitely too much for a tweet! I'm immensely grateful to all the colleagues I've had the privilege to work with, especially Walid Sadok & @hydrojulian . I can't express how much you've helped me grow and progress.
I would also like to send a special thanks to Guillaume Lobet, @MaJavx , @ValentinCouvre1 ,and @_XavierDraye_ . This lab, where it all started and ended, will always feel like home somehow. Time for a new challenge now💧💧🚀
Hey @RockWerchter , paid 127€ to see editors. Was there 45 min before the show and still stuck in front of the doors. What the fucking hell? Shame! Never again at @RockWerchter
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Another day, another record for the North Atlantic. Everything is happening so fast, it's hard to get a sense of the enormity of these anomalies, let alone their consequences.
Wondering what causes spatial variability in xylem stable water isotopes in beech and oak? Check our new paper!@FresneMaelle @hydrojulian @siusunchun onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Think of using sapwood-DBH #allometric relation from the literature to upscale #sapflow data? It might not be your best 💡 We shown that allomety of a species strongly depend on site specific drivers link.springer.com/article/10…… @hydrojulian @siusunchun #ecohydrology
Hey @MSCActions, 5 months of review process; I guess rejection lettres could have wait another day so as not to ruin Valentine's Day 😅😒
2019: submit a MSCA. Get rejected with 89%. Improve your project. Improve your CV. Improve your publication record. 2022: re-submit a substantially better MSCA project. Get rejected with 75%. Welcome to the subjective world of peer-reviewed research. Frustration at its top.
MSCA European fellowship proposal officially submitted 🤞. Time for a glass of wine and good Champions league game😴⚽️.
Wanna know what control allometric relations between oak DBH and sapwood depth? Check our new preprint. @hydrojulian @siusunchun doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-176…
Love it and fully agree! I wish funny titles and few jokes could become more common in scientific articles. Here are many good reasons to go for it.
Believe it or not, a funny title increases an article's citation score 😁🍾 #NewWave #ScientificWriting
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It will be on Friday, but it will be great. Come to the General Ecohydrology session at #EGU22
Replying to @EuroGeosciences
@EuroGeosciences:
GIUB-hydrologist @hydrojulian is chairing the @EGU_HS 10.1 session "General Ecohydrology", Fri, 8:30-11:50
Drop by & listen to many interesting presentations and participate in discussions!
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#EGU22 #GIUBatEGU22 #hydrology #ecohydrology
Wondering if GRANAR (10.5281/zenodo.3051108) can generate #root section anatomies displaying secondary growth? Well, the answer is yes, very soon. Stay tuned! @guillaumelobet @Heymans_Adrien
While reviewing, I was wondering why it's so easy to spot writing mistakes in other's manuscript, but keep doing it in mine? Then, this evening I watched my daughters transporting dust with a mesh. I guess there's no better way of learning than doing your own mistakes and retry.
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Recently finished your PhD or postdoc in hydrology? Come and join the #hydrology lab at @GIUB_Research I am hiring a scientist in #catchment hydrology or #ecohydrology for exciting research and for contributing to our teaching programs. geographie.uni-bonn.de/Openp…
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How are landscape and tree size controlling tree to tree variability of sap velocity? Have a look: sciencedirect.com/science/ar… Clear differences between beech and oak trees in a headwater catchment. #ecohydrology #hydrology funding by @FnrLux appreciated. @RSchppch @siusunchun











