As 2024 comes to an end and we reflect on what we’ve achieved this year, it’s hard not to be impressed by the LEMONTREE team. From global conferences to high-impact…Read More >
Blogs
COP29: Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither is climate action.
By Theo Keeping Last month, I attended the first week of COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. In format, it was much like other conferences I have been to, but more overwhelming…Read More >
LEMONTREE at AGU24: Exploring “What’s Next for Science”
This December, AGU24 returns to Washington, D.C., bringing together more than 25,000 Earth and space scientists, educators, policymakers, journalists, and communicators from over 100 countries. With the theme “What’s Next…Read More >
COP16 Post Event Report: Plant Diversity and Climate Adaptation in a Changing World
Event Title: How Does Plant Diversity Respond to Climate Change? On October 24, a distinguished side event, “How Does Plant Diversity Respond to Climate Change?” convened at COP16’s Academic and…Read More >
How Does Plant Diversity Respond to Climate Change? LEMONTREE at COP16 in Columbia
Blog written by Jiaze Li and Minxue Tang (LEMONTREE ERCs) October in Colombia marks the transition from summer to the rainy season and this year, it also marked the long…Read More >
Evidence for Widespread Thermal Acclimation of Canopy Photosynthesis
A new study published in Nature Plants led by LEMONTREE’s Jiangong Liu from Seoul National University, “Evidence for Widespread Thermal Acclimation of Canopy Photosynthesis,” reveals groundbreaking insights into how plants…Read More >
Why Models Underestimate West African Tropical Forest Productivity
Figure 1: Photo Credit (CC) Jesus Aguirre Gutierrez A new study led by Dr Huanyuan Zhang-Zheng, an associate of the LEMONTREE project at the University of Oxford, has identified key findings…Read More >
Nature Review by LEMONTREE: Towards more robust remote sensing-based monitoring of primary production
Gross primary production (GPP) by plants is fundamental to life on land, serving as the primary carbon source for terrestrial ecosystems. Remote sensing technologies, particularly satellite measurements of the fractional…Read More >
Our Latest Tansley Review on Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles is Here!
We’re thrilled to announce the publication of our new Tansley Review in New Phytologist, on the complex interactions between carbon and nitrogen cycles in ecosystems. This paper has been a…Read More >
Beijing: Centre of the Universe?
Colin and Sandy are spending their normal month as “Distinguished Visiting Professors” at Tsinghua University this October. The plan was to work intensively with the LEMONTREE students and postdocs based…Read More >
