Pieter De Frenne
@PieterDeFrenne
Plants | Climate change | Ecology | Biodiversity | Professor @ForNaLab @FBWugent @ugent | Bicycle commuter | Runner | Associate Editor @JAppliedEcology
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http://www.fornalab.ugent.be 28-08-2017 07:03:53
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Such a powerful piece in The New York Times by Toby Kiers on being a mother in science.
Ultimately, it's about the freedom to do it how we choose.
When still a baby, my son and my partner joined on field work.
Now, I choose to leave my children at home.
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Today Irena Koelemeijer defended her thesis entitled 'Effects of drougth on boreal forest understory species' in a professional way DEEP at Stockholm University
Congrats!!
Proud supervisor and co-supervisors! Thanks to collaborators Pieter De Frenne, Mari Jönsson and Johan Ehrlen!
Thrilled to have my first first-author paper officially published!! Check out Ben Lee, PhD (he/him) thread for a synopsis. 🌸
Thanks to Ben Lee, PhD (he/him), Mason Heberling, Michelle Spicer, PhD (she/her), Sara Kuebbing, and Howie Neufeld for making it happen!
Gepatschferner (Kaunertal, Austria)
2020 | 2023
Disintegration of the frontal area of the 2nd largest Austrian glacier during last four summers (incl. 2 hottest on record)🥵📈
Video Stefan Haselberger
Bijzonder boeiend om een bijdrage te mogen leveren aan deze omvangrijke studie over de evolutie van Arabica koffie.
Many thanks to Jarkko Salojärvi🇫🇮🇺🇦 and team for the excellent work!
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[new paper] Pollinators increase crop yield, but measuring their effect is complicated. Here we 1) synthesize almost 100 studies globally: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11… and 2) provide a dynamic paper to update results as more studies emerge: ibartomeus.github.io/CropPollinatio…
#Copernicus for #ClimateChange awareness
According to our #Copernicus Climate Change Service, March 2024 was the tenth month in a row to be the hottest on record
Read more at climate.copernicus.eu/climate-bullet…
The availability of nectar in the herbaceous layer of European forests has decreased by 25% over the last 40 years according to research from Forest & Nature Lab, published in Journal of Ecology
Pieter De Frenne DECOCQ Guillaume
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Now in GEB Journal: Microclimate, an important part of ecology and biogeography 💧☀️🌡️ Paper led by me & Jonas Lembrechts Koenraad Van Meerbeek Pieter De Frenne and collaboratively written by 97 participants of #MEB2022 - thank you! And see you at MEB2024 in August in Finland!
A thread ⬇️
On the blog🔎
🌱 #Nectar Harmonies: a long-term analysis of European #forest #herb layers
Wim De Schuyter @fornalab UGent Pieter De Frenne jecologyblog.com/2024/03/15/nec…
Thrilled to share that our paper on the climate velocities in global mountain regions and species tracking has finally been published in Nature! I-Ching Chen Jonathan Lenoir nature.com/articles/s4158…
🚨 Just published GEB Journal ⬇️ Eucalypt tree species native from Australia are exploring beyond their native climatic niche breadth in many cities worldwide & it relates to traits 🌳🍃
Thanks Manuel Esperon for leading this study on cities as laboratories
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I used multi-response phylogenetic mixed models to quantify the link between plant functional traits and range size/shape in European trees. The OA article is available here: doi.org/10.1111/geb.13…
Thanks to GEB Journal editors & reviewers!
Early career researchers in an unethical publishing system in Ecology Letters onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/el…