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New study in nature reveals oceanic islands – unlike mainlands – do not follow the observed global plant #biodiversity patterns. This has to do with mutualistic interactions. Why? Read now: doi.org/10.1038/s41586… Camille Delavaux Thomas Crowther Patrick Weigelt Evan Gora & James Bever

Plant diversity is usually much higher near the equator than the poles — but ocean islands buck the trend. Why? A new nature study reveals mutual symbioses may be a major filter. Led by Camille Delavaux ETH Zürich with Cary’s Evan Gora as senior author. caryinstitute.org/news-insights/…

🚨🚨Read our new pub in nature today led by the exceptional Camille Delavaux - we provide rare empirical evidence that mutualisms are key to the maintenance of high plant diversity in the tropics nature.com/articles/s4158… dm me if you cannot access the article

Attention: #Soil #Ecology students and recent grads. Soil Ecology Society is extending our deadline for awards until Monday. Did you write an awesome paper while a student & published during the past two years? We are looking to recognize your accomplishments. Soil Biodiversity ESA Soil Ecology

Time is running out. Register now :)

We are looking for some seasonal project assistants to aid in our soil ecology and global change experiments this summer. This is a great option for those interested in gaining lab and field experience! Please share :) …titute-of-ecosystem-studies.breezy.hr/p/58feda596348…

Hey soil ecologists - what an exciting opportunity NL Inst of Ecology - DREAM JOB.

Dear Scientists: What do we do if we are reviewing a paper that is clearly AI written for significant portions of the text? The journal says AI assistance is ok but cannot be the primary writer. Do I make a comment on this to the authors or just report my suspicion to the editor?

🚨🚨Why do lianas die?🚨🚨 Check out our new paper delving into this question by comparing trends in liana death to the relatively well-understood patterns of tree death, and providing some of the first data on the mortality of this key plant growth form royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

Soil folks! Does anyone have recommendations for a good field soil temperature probe? Thanks!

Our lab is recruiting a lab manager / technician! Please consider applying or help circulate. Applications due July 10. jobs.wisc.edu/jobs/lab-manag…

🚨 Colegas latinoamericanos, el Smithsonian Panama tiene abierta una convocatoria para investigadores de instituciones latinoamericanas. Financiarán proyectos por hasta $30k dólares. Estará abierta hasta el 15 de octubre. Compartan.

Full-time and part-time positions are available. To learn more and to apply: caryinstitute.org/about/careers-…

Hey #ESA2024, The application for Cary's Fundamentals of Ecosystem Ecology graduate course is now open! Apply early as we begin reviewing at the end of this month! Reach out with questions :) caryinstitute.org/eco-inquiry/un…

Interested in how multiple global change factors shape grassland ecosystems? Come check out my #ESA2024 talk today at 3:45pm in room 201B

FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITY: Smithsonian PhD & postdoc fellowships - applications due Oct. 15. This includes the opportunity to work with ForestGEO researchers, myself included. fellowships.si.edu/opportunity/sm…

Applications are open for the 2025 Fundamentals of Ecosystem Ecology (FEE) course at the Cary Institute. This crash course in ecosystem ecology runs from Jan. 6-17th. We begin reviewing applications on Oct. 15th. Apply here: caryinstitute.org/eco-inquiry/un…

I have an immediate opening for a postdoc.

This summer, 9 high school teachers conducted hands-on research with Cary scientists as part of our inaugural U.S. National Science Foundation-funded BIORETS program. Experiences will inform classroom lessons about global change ecology for a diversity of learners. #NGSS Learn more: caryinstitute.org/news-insights/…

We are still looking for a talented postdoc to join our rangeland carbon monitoring efforts... I know there is a lot of competition for these skills right now but I can assure you Woodwell Climate Research Center is a fantastic place to work. workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default…