Expected learning from the training course is mostly on data assimilation, machine learning, deep learning, climate change, carbon cycle modeling, and matrix approach according to the survey at the very beginning of the opening class.

Excited to share new paper on Nature Reviews Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈. Want to discover relationships from data? Or answer questions in #Geosci? Or obtain ML-level performance with interpretable processes? Differentiable Modelling could be your answer! rdcu.be/dgzYj (1/n)

Thrilled to share our new paper in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment! Here we look into the past to help the future. 🌏🌍🌎

Two more days for AGU abstract submissions! Please consider submitting your work to our session agu.confex.com/agu/fm23/preli…. 📢

The controversies of #carbonremoval Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈! In the new article, Kevin Anderson, Holly Jean Buck, Lili Fuhr, @Oliver_Geden, Glen Peters and myself offer our views on the current debate: • Why are scientists divided about #CDR? • How essential is CDR to meeting climate

EcoLab at Cornell U is looking for candidates to fill a non tenure-track faculty position. The incumbent will lead research as PI or Co-PI and help manage the EcoLab. Apply at academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/27453. Contact Dr. Yiqi Luo at [email protected] if you have any questions.

2nd edition of Land Carbon Cycle Modeling offers four techniques, matrix approach, data assimilation, ecological forecasting, and machine learning, to analyze carbon cycle. It has 43 chapters written by 25 authors, including 8 chapters on machine learning. Ebook is free.

This position is still open! Remember: you will become a Humboldt fellow (the most prestigious fellowship in Germany!) without going through the typical process 😉 and the topic is open! Come talk to me if you are at the #ICOS2024SC or simply send me your CV. ICOS RI

New online! Principles for satellite monitoring of vegetation carbon uptake go.nature.com/3YEADZb

Our new research published today in #Nature shows that natural forest regeneration in tropical regions—without costly interventions—can restore over 215 million hectares of forest, an area larger than Mexico #COP16 #COP16Colombia #COP16EnCali nature.com/articles/s4158…

Get in touch with me if you want to develop a project together and be hosted at Universität Münster!

Two more days to apply for attending the 8th training course, New Advances in Land Carbon Cycle Modeling, at forms.office.com/pages/response…. It covers new theory of land carbon cycle dynamics, matrix approach, data assimilation, ecological forecasting, and machine learning.

Burying wood debris “is the most effective and the least expensive, and possibly the most sustainable way to capture carbon” as I opinionated in Cornell Chronicle. This CO2 removal strategy makes it hopeful to control warming at 2 oC or below if adopted. news.cornell.edu/stories/2025/0…

Peatlands release huge amounts of carbon during droughts. Even worse, elevated CO2 exacerbate the loss of carbon. This is a clear warning about the vulnerability of peatlands in the future if we cannot reverse the current warming and increasing CO2 trends.