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Coordination of plant hydraulic and photosynthetic traits: confronting optimality theory with field measurements by Huiying Xu

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30th July 202130th July 2021

I have been interested in plant hydraulics since I was an undergraduate. After I joined LPICEA at Tsinghua University, my supervisor Han Wang gave me the chance to learn about…Read More >

Coordination of plant hydraulic and photosynthetic traits: confronting optimality theory with field measurements by Huiying Xu

Virtual visit to Tsinghua by Sandy Harrison

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30th June 2021

I have been working virtually with the Tsinghua team (Han Wang, Huiying Xu, Shengchao Qiao, Yanghan Ren, Ziqi Zhu, and Colin Prentice) for the last 14 days. We focused particularly on…Read More >

Virtual visit to Tsinghua by Sandy Harrison

Classifying Land Use Practices in the Holocene by Sandy Harrison

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26th April 2021

The possibility that people had a significant effect on global climate in the pre-industrial era is still a matter for debate. The introduction and spread of agriculture during the Neolithic…Read More >

Classifying Land Use Practices in the Holocene by Sandy Harrison

Reconstructing long-term climate change in Spain by Sandy Harrison

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26th April 202126th April 2021

The SPECIAL group has a long history of working with scientists from the Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología in Zaragoza, first through the DINAMO3 project and now through the wonderfully named…Read More >

Reconstructing long-term climate change in Spain by Sandy Harrison

An improved statistical approach for reconstructing past climates from biotic assemblages. By Mengmeng Liu

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11th January 2021

How to know the climates at the remote past? Unfortunately, we don’t have a time machine to go back and measure them. We have to infer them from some indicators….Read More >

An improved statistical approach for reconstructing past climates from biotic assemblages. By Mengmeng Liu

What are the drivers of regional-scale speleothem oxygen isotope trends? By Sarah Parker

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24th July 2020

The first paper of my PhD, “A data-model approach to interpreting speleothem oxygen isotope records from monsoon regions on orbital timescales”, is available online at Climate of the Past Discussions…Read More >

What are the drivers of regional-scale speleothem oxygen isotope trends?  By Sarah Parker

The impact of methodological decisions on climate reconstructions using WA-PLS. By Mark Turner

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25th June 202025th June 2020

Finally… long in the making, my “method” paper is out in Quaternary Research http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/qua.2020.44 today. It could not have been completed without a great deal of help from my co-authors…Read More >

The impact of methodological decisions on climate reconstructions using WA-PLS. By Mark Turner

A Method for Generating Coherent Spatially Explicit Maps of Seasonal Paleoclimates From Site‐Based Reconstructions by Sandy P. Harrison

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16th January 202016th January 2020

The good news this morning is that Sean’s paper describing the new method he’s developed to reconstruct palaeoclimate using data assimilation techniques has been published (open access, of course) In…Read More >

A Method for Generating Coherent Spatially Explicit Maps of Seasonal Paleoclimates From Site‐Based Reconstructions by Sandy P. Harrison

Team member highlight: Dongyang Wei

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14th June 2019

Dongyang joined the SPECIAL group as a graduate research assistant after completing her MRes degree in Ecosystem and Environmental Change from Imperial College London. During her stay in SPECIAL group,…Read More >

Team member highlight: Dongyang Wei

EGU 2019 Science Highlights. By Mark Turner

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18th April 201918th April 2019

Sandy Harrison, Laia Comas Bru, and I went to the EGU in Vienna last week, I for the first time. It’s a huge and impressively wide-ranging conference (and in a…Read More >

EGU 2019 Science Highlights. By Mark Turner

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