Karis McFarlane

So pleased our paper is highlighted by AGU!

Manisha Dolui, Teneille Nel, Teamrat Ghezzehei, @emsaurios.bsky.social and @aaberhe.com, Kimber Moreland, Stephanie Chacon, and others.

Assistant Project Scientist University of California, Merced is hiring. Apply now!

Please help us spread the word about this great opportunity for a scholar with a strong publication, and funding record related to climate and environmental research; and excellent written communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills. aprecruit.ucmerced.edu/JPF02050

Wetland Plant-Microbial-Soil Interactions - Postdoctoral Researcher Company Description: Join us and make YOUR mark on the World!Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has turned bold ideas into world-changing impact advancing science and technology to strength...

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We are recruiting a postdoc to study wetland plant-soil-microbe interactions using isotope labeling in our greenhouse at LLNL with me and Erin Nuccio as part of a multidisciplinary project. Experience with wetland plants and SIP a plus. Please share!
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Junior Specialist in Climate Smart Agriculture University of California, Merced is hiring. Apply now!

We're hiring a Junior Specialist in Climate Smart Agriculture. The position is ideal for someone who enjoys field work and collaborative research, and with a BS or MS in agroecology or related discipline. aprecruit.ucmerced.edu/JPF01856

Hey AGU attendees interested in deep soil C 👇🏽

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Looking for a postdoc on wetland GHG fluxes? Exciting opportunity to work on a collaborative project with LLNL and USGS in the Prairie Potholes based out of Argonne National Laboratory. Link to apply in the comments. Pls share!

The pulses and lags in plant carbon inputs caused by intense hurricanes accelerate soil carbon cycles, increasing the incorporation of new carbon into physically protected pools coupled with older soil carbon loss.

With thanks to our funders @doescience and @NSF!

The effect of repeated hurricanes on the age of organic carbon in humid tropical forest soil Severe hurricanes have been occurring more often with climate change. The effect of severe hurricanes on tropical forests, which take in and release carbon more than most other ecosystems, could ampl....

On the topic of tropical forest soil carbon and climate change, and since I’m new here… check out our recent paper on the impact of high intensity hurricanes on soil C in Luquillo Experimental Forest in Puerto Rico. Led by Allegra Mayer with Whendee Silver.

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Experimental warming and drying increase the age of C in soil CO2 flux in tropical forest - via different mechanisms!Warming increased decomposition ==> older soil C losses. Drying reduced microbial access to new plant carbon inputs. Read more in our paper with
@daniela7cusack.bsky.social &others

Experimental warming and drying increase older carbon contributions to soil respiration in lowland tropical forests Nature Communications - Climate change threatens to alter the carbon balance of tropical forests. Increases in the age of carbon in soil CO2 emissions with experimental warming or drying suggest...

Check out our latest #research - experimental warming and drying increase the age of C in soil CO2 flux in tropical forest in NatureComms
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w/Daniela Cusack, Andy Nottingham, Lee Dietterich, Alex Hedgpeth, & Kari Finstad
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