Remote sensing has transformed the monitoring of life on Earth. But could integrating remote sensing with ecology and evolution advance #biodiversity #conservation?💡🤔🦓🌳 Explore a recent paper in NatureEcoEvo by @CavenderG9👉 nature.com/articles/s4155…

We are hiring! Looking for postdoc in environmental remote sensing to work on frontiers of using remote sensing approaches to assess terrestrial ecosystem health and Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery in the UK as part of our new interdisciplinary The Leverhulme Trust Centre tinyurl.com/2wjdreen

Did you know that #trees provide many social benefits? 🌳 🏃‍♀️ They encourage physical activity 💭 They reduce stress and enhance citizens' #mentalhealth 🤸‍♂️ They encourage recreational activities Learn more about the benefits of trees in our handbook: bit.ly/3zr7mVx

Our June editorial: Old forests are not replaceable. nature.com/articles/s4155… Governments around the world are too slow and too weak in their commitments to stop deforestation. And promises of restoration will not make up for the loss of old forests.

Very excited by next week's UK-UK Scientific Forum on "Bringing Nature into Decision Making, next week June 16-17, co-hosted by the The Royal Society and National Academy of Sciences. Stellar range of speakers from academia and practice - the forum will be livestreamed royalsociety.org/topics-policy/…

Scientific posters are often good. But they could be GREAT! Here are 6 common pitfalls to avoid and make your poster even more effective… 🧵 #AcademicChatter #phdchat

JOB: 3-year post doc on remote sensing of vegetation change in the dry topics with Casey Ryan The University of Edinburgh. glp.earth/news-events/jo…

Explainer: Can climate change & biodiversity loss be tackled together? carbonbrief.org/explainer-can-… Answer: yes, by carefully implementing #naturebasedsolutions that bring benefits for local communities & #biodiversity and are scaled up in tandem with rapid fossil fuel phase out.

After talking to many machine learning engineers, only those at the top use this technique to train their models. Distribute training makes a world of difference. And contrary to what you may believe, anyone can start doing this immediately. A quick summary: 1 of 8

Sad to see 20 mid-size plane trees cut out of the median strip in Melbourne's iconic Lygon Street precinct this week. However, the backstory is pretty interesting here, and has a lesson for urban foresters everywhere 🧵1/5

This week I officially became a full professor and just hit my 100th paper.🥳 My one piece of advice for success with papers: more theory of mind. Let me explain. 🧵

MOST READ RESEARCH in June: Residential Exposure to Urban Trees and Medication Sales for Mood Disorders and Cardiovascular Disease in Brussels, Belgium: An Ecological Study ➡️ ow.ly/V7LZ50JPvHK KU Leuven UAntwerpen @ID_VUB Sciensano Universiteit Hasselt VUB Raf Aerts⚡️

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A global dataset of daily near-surface minimum and maximum air temperature at 1-km high spatial resolution (2003-2020) essd.copernicus.org/preprints/essd… #urbanheatisland #heatwaves #climatechange

2022 loopt bijna ten einde. Tijd voor een terugblik! Ontdek hier het meest gelezen #kuleuven-nieuws van dit jaar 👇 bit.ly/3WAquZG

I frequently had this question in my mind... now maybe this is useful also for someone else!! 😃 doi.org/10.1016/j.rse.…

Congrats @BOWEN05183487! firstly introduced productivity-adjusted life years to assess the impacts of non-optimum temperatures. Considerable productivity burden was associated with non-optimal temperatures in Brazil for example. Zanfina Ademi False Idols sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Here is my method to conduct (and automate) a literature review. Using Google Scholar, @scite , @litmaps , #ChatGPT, Zotero and Obsidian. Tutorial with examples and best practices: 👇

Congrats Alven YU global daily PM2.5 estimates are out! Key messages: 1. Despite a slight decrease in high PM2.5 exposed days globally, by 2019 more than 70% of days still had PM2.5 higher than 15 μg/m3. Almost nowhere on earth is safe!! thelancet.com/journals/lanpl…