We are thrilled to announce the release of our latest open-access publication: We are excited to share that our latest open-access paper, “Uncertain Global Terrestrial Carbon Cycles Complicate the Predictability of Global Energy Transition Pathways”, …
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New Publication: TECs (v1) — Bridging Carbon Flux Modeling and Hyperspectral Observations
Congratulations to Haoran Liu, PhD student in our lab, on his new publication in Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems! The paper, “TECs (v1): A Terrestrial Ecosystem Carbon Cycle Simulator Integrated with Spectral Reflection …
New Publication on Forest Carbon Dynamics and Land Use Change
Our lab has published a new article in Global Change Biology, titled “Role of Forest Carbon Change in Shaping Future Land Use and Land Cover Change”. This research, led by Meng Luo, investigates how global …
New PNAS Nexus Study Highlights Human Impact on Western U.S. Wildfires
Led by Fa, a recent publication in PNAS Nexus titled “Exacerbating risk in human-ignited large fires over western United States” sheds light on the significant role human activities play in intensifying wildfire risks across the …
AGU24!
Most of our lab traveled to Washington, DC, for the AGU 2024 Annual Meeting, and it was a truly enriching experience! It’s always a joy to reconnect with old friends, make new connections, and immerse …
New publication by Hamid: Ecosystem Disturbance Recovery: What It Was or What It Could Have Been?
Hamid led a study that explores traditional vs. counterfactual views on ecosystem recovery in the age of climate change. Traditionally, recovery means bouncing back to a pre-disturbance state. The problem? It assumes a stable ecosystem, …
New study led by Meng Luo: Impacts of Forest Management-Induced Productivity Changes on Future Land Use and Land Cover Change
We found more intense forest management leads to smaller land use and land cover changes and helps preserve natural lands by 2100. See details at https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2024EF004878
August presented her Wisconsin Carbon Budget project at the Intro Bio 152 Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium
On May 3rd, 2023, August presented her Wisconsin Carbon Budget project at the Intro Bio 152 Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium. She did an excellent job in reconciling multiple data sources regarding the state’s carbon emissions …
Congratulations to Haoran, who received the department’s annual Thomas O’Brien Award!
Led by Fa Li, we published a paper with Global Change Biology for understanding the impacts of vegetation clumping on global photosynthesis.
The spatial organization of vegetation crowns and leaves in vegetation canopy (clumping) and its uncertainty have a big impact on the land surface light environment and photosynthesis, highlighted by our new research. See details at …