Just as beautiful as the cherry blossoms are the scores of people who gather underneath and marvel at the yearly wonder, turning themselves into fascinated botanists for a moment.

I had a great time talking alpine plants and a little bit of everything with Matt for one of my favorite podcasts!

Thrilled to be working with such brilliant early career scientists in our CIEE-ICEE working group! Our main goal: using novel predictors to improve predictions of species responses to global change.

SoilTemp ultimate call for microclimate data! Don't miss out! Temperature, soil moisture, relative humidity... Soil and air... Observational and experimental... All is welcome!

The absolute biggest congratulations to my little sister, she blew her defense out of the park! I couldn’t be more proud of her endurance and hard work as a genome scientist, and the world better watch out for this new doc on the block.

Hey, you there at #ESA2023! The USA ranked only 11th in our country ranking for microclimate time series submissions to the SoilTemp database, as you can see in the post... After Greenland! You have till Oct 20th to get your country up in the list! the3dlab.org/2023/07/09/a-c…

It was awesome to see one of my mentors in action! I’m proud to learn from you @cour10eygrace

Finally an R package to help us process all of our messy microclimate data! Congratulations to Matej and colleagues on this excellent work.

Curious how microhabitat might influence species range shifts? Find out at my talk today at #ESA2023 at 3:30pm in E143!

A new reason to work out in the morning: it builds confidence to overcome obstacles. On days when people exercise before work, they’re more engaged and less exhausted. They see tasks as challenges to conquer rather than threats to avoid. Early wins boost energy and efficacy.

Chance to work with an incredible scientist and wonderful human being!

We are recruiting for a PhD student to start September 2024! Ad also posted on lab website: kharoubalab.weebly.com

Excited to share a preprint for my 1st PhD chapter with Amy Angert Nathalie Isabelle Chardon (she/her) Kavya Pradhan & Janneke Hille Ris Lambers. We test for demographic lags and microclimatic buffering as drivers of apparent range stasis under climate change.

I just casually added 3500 unique locations to our SoilTemp worldmap. Much more to come! Want to work with this data? Still a few days left to apply for our postdoc (or pre-doc) SoilTemp database-position! --> uantwerpen.be/nl/jobs/vacatu…

Happy 2024! Excited to start the new year with 3 paper revisions, an internship in statistics with Kanton St.Gallen, and stable avalanche conditions 🏔️

Check our latest contribution showing that genetic diversity is essential to preserving #biodiversity, allowing animals and plants to adapt to global warming. A call to increase monitoring programs ! Just out in NatureEcoEvo nature.com/articles/s4155…

What do microhabitat suitabilities above range edges tell us about potential species distribution shifts?! Huge thank you to Amy Angert Katie Goodwin and others for this fun collaboration while a PostDoc at UBCBiodiversity! doi.org/10.1111/ecog.0…

First day as new Director of the St.Gallen Stadt St.Gallen Botanical Garden in Switzerland and saying hi to my favorite ecosystems: desert and alpine 🌵🏔️ Looking forward to bringing more public events and research to this beautiful garden!