CREAF research returns for another year at the EGU General Assembly

He has participated in the organization of the session Impacts of climatic extremes on plants and ecosystems across scales.

Presented by the studio Wood You Be-Leaf It? The First Trait-Based Map of Global Vegetation Water Storage

He contributed to the conference by presenting the research Assessing the impact of land-use history on soil fungal diversity and carbon sequestration across Mediterranean and temperate forests

And he also moderated the session Terrestrial ecosystem responses to global change: integrating experiments, ecosystem observations, and models to understand carbon, nutrient, and water cycling , in which researcher Sara Marañon participated.

He has participated in three sessions: the first, as organizer of the session of short oral presentations on the topic Innovative technologies using remote sensing data for water management applications

He also presented a brief and interactive exhibition of the project A web-based integrated Hydrosphere modeling system for scientists and decision-makers , in which several CREAF researchers participate.

The third participation was the presentation at the ESA stand with The HRLC CCI Project: More Than 30 Years of Time Series of High-Resolution Land Cover Maps for Climate Applications.

He gave an oral presentation on the topic When Nitrogen Retention Fails: Carbon Losses in a Warming Arctic.

He has spoken with the poster From short- to long-term warming: microbial metabolic responses control soil carbon and nitrogen losses

He presented the results of the research Warming enhances nitrogen priming of N20 emissions in subarctic soils under high nitrogen availability where Ana Leticia, Martina González and Sara Marañón also participate.

He participated in the session on Drylands under global change with the presentation of Groundwater access does not ensure resilience: climate change effects in a groundwater-dependent ecosystem in the Mediterranean region .

He has been invited to give a talk on Predicting drought-induced impacts on forests: mechanisms, challenges and novel approaches.

He has assisted with the poster How open and restricted data can coexist in a Data Space

She has also been one of the panelists in the session on Land Degradation and Natural Hazards: Entering the Critical Zone.

He presented the results of CREAF's E-TRAITS project: Deciphering the mechanisms underlying soil fauna-microbe interactions where other researchers such as Xavier Domene, Stefania Mattana, Dolores Asensio and Josep Pañuelas have also collaborated.

He took part in the session on Impacts of climatic extremes on plants and ecosystems across scales presenting the study: Predictions of the energy and carbon balance of Mediterranean shrub species under future climate scenarios

He has participated in a talk on plant hydraulics with the topic Global assessment of SMAP-derived vegetation water storage and estimation of the b-parameter using a trait-based VWS map

He has presented two posters: Reconstructing 400 years of streamflow in the upper Llobregat basin (Catalonia, Spain) using stable isotopes in tree rings and A long-term perspective of floods in the Spanish Mediterranean Basins from historical archives.

He has contributed to the poster Global patterns of forest greening and browning: the imprint of land-use change, management, and fire.

Although he did not attend in person, he participated in up to 13 communications presented throughout the day.