Woooah!! 🌎🌍🌏💃🕺 First full tectonic plate reconstruction of the last billion years – spanning nearly a quarter of the Earth’s existence. Research & timelapse by an international team of scientists including experts from the University of Adelaide

Great paper based on a solid dataset. A nice read to understand the complexities underlying climate change responses in the little studies Himalayan high altitude alpine ecosystems.

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It was an unbelievable year for global climate. As data is released in the first two weeks of January, you are going to be hearing all about these new climate change records. Apologies for all my graphs in advance!! 😬 Spiral below produced by NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio: svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5190/

Please spread Still time to apply (deadline 9th Feb.) for a postdoc position in Population ecology/plant ecology/ecological epigenetics and related fields. More details here ibot.cas.cz/wp-content/upl…

Glad to share our research article published in Photosynthesis Research Journal: Eco-physiological trait variation in widely occurring species of Western Himalaya along elevational gradients reveals their high adaptive potential in stressful conditions link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Our latest paper reveals that clonal plants can adapt to climate change without altering their DNA. Thanks to an 'epigenetic memory', they adjust to increased temperatures, prepping their offspring for a changing climate. This opens new doors in understanding plant resilience. 🌍

In our latest fully open access research in STOTEN funded by Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, we determined growth dynamics during last three decades, representing period of accelerated warming, in nine populations of Himalayan alpine dwarf shrub R. anthopogon. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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Pollinator interacting with plant.

An example of adverse effects of climate change. Plants started growth earlier this year due to warming but lowered temeperatures in past few days are killing Plants.

📢Thrilled to share our latest (long-awaited) paper📰, #ToTE, 🌍 #database on 🌳🌲of #treeline ⛰🏔, published in Ecology The study was led by indomitable Dr. Firdous Hamid Dar, co-led by meticulous Maroof Hamid 🧵 (1/n) MoEF&CC Botanical Survey of India (BSI) University of Kashmir esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…

Looking for candidates interested in exploring Stress Signaling in Plants. For details, visit ihbt.res.in/en/other-links…

Plants do not wait for the season to end. Aboveground parts have limited life, thus if they start early, they will die early.

"Dear friends, scientifically, this is not a #ClimateCrisis. We are now facing something deeper. Mass extinction. Air pollution. Undermining ecosystem functions. Really putting humanity’s future at risk. This is a #PlanetaryCrisis." — Professor Johan Rockström #ActOnClimate

Register now for Hybrid EMBO Workshop onHigh Elevation Plant Adaptation in a Changing Climate (HEPACC) on 25 – 28 February 2025 in Palampur, India ✍️ Early bird abstract submission and registration deadline: 15 January 2025 meetings.embo.org/event/25-plant… #EMBOplantAdaptation

Still time to submit abstract to this wonderful Conference in the Himalaya. Submit abstract before 31st January meetings.embo.org/event/25-plant…

It is a nice opportunity to present and meet scientists across the globe. At Palampur India. Deadline = 31st January meetings.embo.org/event/25-plant…

⚠️We are offering a 2-year postdoctoral position in dendrochronology and forest ecology at our group at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic 🇨🇿. 🗓️The application deadline is March 9. 📝Details about the position: web.natur.cuni.cz/physgeo/dendro…

🌍 Exciting News – Our Latest Discovery Published in Nature! I’m incredibly proud to share that our latest research has just been published in Nature! We report the discovery of JNJ-6640, a novel small-molecule inhibitor that targets de novo purine biosynthesis in Mycobacterium