Michael Kearney
@ecophys
A desert-loving Ecophysiologist @unimelb. #MechanisticModel #FunctionalTraits #MetabolicEcology #Microclimate #ClimateChange #DEBTheory #NicheMapR #LifeHistory
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https://camel.science.unimelb.edu.au/#tab19 06-06-2014 14:31:08
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How vulnerable are amphibians to global warming? 🐸🌡️ In this new preprint @EcoEvoRxiv, we aimed to answer this question at truly global scales 🌍 doi.org/10.32942/X2T02T A thread 🧵(1/27)
We tried to collect all the matchstick grasshoppers from a remnant in Melbourne that was doomed to a housing development, but they bounced back the following year - a promising outcome for translocations PEARG Ben Phillips Conservation Letters conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…
Out now and OA in Nature Microbiology A trait-based approach harnesses the vast amount of microbial genomic data and enables integration with biogeochemical models, predicting soil microbial ecology and physiology (without the need for cultures? 🦠🤔) nature.com/articles/s4156…
Next year I'll be recruiting postdocs & PhD/MSc/Hons students to develop The Julia Language and test (field/lab work) new approaches for predicting how Aussie pests (insects, mammals) will respond to climate change as part of a 5yr project arc.gov.au/2024-laureate-… More details soon...
Here's some new functionality Andy Leigh and I put together in NicheMapR for computing leaf temperature Methods in Ecology and Evolution besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…
Ecological Society of Australia symposium and workshop on functional traits, physiology and future climates (with an associated workshop on NicheMapR) - sign up soon if you're interested Ecological Society of Australia