This new Sala Lab publication in Global Change Biology addresses the influence of drylands on the global carbon cycle under climate change conditions. Using a data synthesis approach, Lau Gherardi and Osvaldo Sala reached robust conclusions. Although projections of climate change anticipating increases in precipitation variability and extreme events are part of the public and scientific narrative, the effects of inter-annual…
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Newly funded grant will address aridity effects on nutrient cycles
Congratulations to Sala Lab colleague Uffe Nielsen (Western Sydney University) on the recent funding from the Australian Research Council granted to his project entitled: “Biogeochemical mismatches: Decoupling of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus cycles during drought.” This project brings together expertise from Western Sydney University (U. Nielsen, T. Jeffries, Y. Carrillo), University of Sydney (F. Dijkstra), and Arizona State University, USA…
Distinguished Sustainability Scientist and Founding Director of the Global Drylands Center at Arizona State University, Dr. Osvaldo Sala, has been named an honorary member of the Asociacion Argentina de Ecologia (AsAE).
Distinguished Sustainability Scientist and Founding Director of the Global Drylands Center at Arizona State University, Dr. Osvaldo Sala, has been named an honorary member of the Asociacion Argentina de Ecologia (AsAE). Honorary members are recognized for their extraordinary contribution to ecology as a science and to the functioning of AsAE. Dr. Sala was recognized at the XXVIII Reunion Argentina de…
Congratulations Sam Jordan on your ESA Vegetation Section’s Tom Damman award for best graduate student oral presentation!
Sam, a Ph.D. student with the Sala Lab, was recently awarded the best oral presentation in Vegetation Science at the Ecological Society of America annual meeting in New Orleans. This prestigious award is dedicated to the advancement of Vegetation Science. Sam presented research from his Master’s thesis. His research surveyed over 50 sites across Wyoming to explore plant diversity in…
Congratulations! Esteban Jobbagy, ASU Sala Lab Alumni, named 2018 American Geophysical Union Ambassador Award recipient!
Esteban Jobbagy, an ASU Sala Lab alumni, has been named a 2018 American Geophysical Union Ambassador Award recipient. Recipients are chosen and recognized for their achievements in space and earth science and also their dedication to science that benefits humanity. On the press release from this week, AGU President Eric Davidson stated “this year’s awardees exemplify AGU’s ongoing commitment to…