Judith Rosentreter
@j_a_rosentreter
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Scientist at heart. Coastal biogeochemistry, carbon cycling, greenhouse gases, climate change, blue carbon.
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Joined December 2013
Today published in @NatureClimate: Coastal vegetation and estuaries are collectively a greenhouse gas sink. A new synthesis of coastal #CO2 + #CH4 + #N2O fluxes in 10 world regions and globally. Read here:
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Abstract submissions open @aslo_org. We have a session on "Biogeochemical Processes in the Coastal Ocean". See below 👇
Please consider submitting an abstract to our #AGU24 session: OS009 Biogeochemical Processes in the Coastal Ocean. Conveners are Olivier Gourgue, @j_a_rosentreter, Raymond Najjar, Dante Horemans and me!
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@DoraKoller @ERC_Research That‘s already such a great achievement. Best of luck. Fingers crossed 🤞🤞🤞
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RT @pepcanadell: 1/4 While we expect the permafrost region to be a significant GHG source as the planet warms, we know little about the re…
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RT @gcarbonproject: Confirming that the 11th International Carbon Dioxide Conference will go ahead this year, July 29 to August 2, 2024 in…
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RT @yoha_villalobos: Just released in AGU Journal! Our study assesses the net carbon balance between human and natural sources and sinks in…
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RT @RIVER_epfl: 🗻Postdoc Position in Stream Biogeochemistry🫕 #RIVER_epfl hires a postdoc - lots mountain streams, summer and winter, and…
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Great read!
Time to time, I get asked my thoughts on time management in academia. I finally found time to transcribe those into unmanaged impressions that I wrote for our junior faculty mentoring group. Appreciate your time in reading and share any comments!
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RT @BioGeoBryce: 📅 If you're coming to #ASLO23 next week, don't miss our coastal #GHG session on Wednesday! ⏰ Oral + poster presentations…
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@Luke_Jeffrey @JackieRWebb I will be there Tuesday evening and Wednesday. See you there @JackieRWebb and @Luke_Jeffrey
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👉From mangroves to fjords, coastal ecosystems can take up or emit greenhouse gases. But globally, they're a vital sink via @ConversationEDU
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