Inês Martins
@InesISMartins
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Royal Society University Research Fellow at @AnthropoceneBio| Former MSCA fellow @Mariecurie_alum | #Macroecology #BiodiversityChange #CommunityEcology
York, England
Joined February 2014
📢Really happy to share our new paper “Widespread shifts in body size within populations and assemblages” published today in @ScienceMagazine @NewsfromScience #ScienceResearch. a🧵👇.
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Analysis of plant and animal communities spanning from 1960 to 2020 and across six taxon groups reveals prevailing decreases in body size.
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RT @AnthropoceneBio: Congratulations @InesISMartins on being awarded a @royalsociety University Research Fellowship 🎉. Inês' research on th….
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It's been a while but Hey!. I’m officially starting my @royalsociety University Research Fellowship at @UniOfYork today!. Looking forward to spending the next years further exploring the complexities of #biodiversity change taking place across time and space. @AnthropoceneBio.
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We're excited to welcome @erleellis to #LCAB on Tues 7 May. Erle whose work on Anthromes is world-renowned will join us to talk about Re-Culturing Nature to Sustain Biodiversity in the Anthropocene . Open to @UniOfYork staff - register for your place here:.
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RT @AnthropoceneBio: The purpose of long-term scenarios is not to predict what will happen. It is to understand alternatives & avoid these….
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This is wonderful! Always nice to see your research reaching your home country! 🇵🇹.
This is excellent journalism: outstanding piece in @Publico about our @ScienceMagazine paper on global biodiversity change. Thank you Clara Barata!
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Find more about it here:. or in the @UniOfYork press release: @AnthropoceneBio @BiologyatYork @LeverhulmeTrust.
Climate change could become the dominant driver of biodiversity decline by mid-century 🐠. In the 20th century, however, land-use change was the most important driver. These are the results of a large modelling study by iDiv, @UniHalle & others in @ScienceMagazine. 1/X
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Thank you to all modelling teams!! This study was only made possible by their resilience and willingness to "stick with it" despite our many requests. A special thanks to Isabel Rosa and @hmlfpereira for both getting this started and across the line.
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Wonderful to see our study out looking at how land-use and climate change has shape and may shape the future of biodiversity. A truly massive team effort and learning experience. 13 models.12 metrics.3 scenarios.3 scales.150 years of change .(and 7 years to get it done!) 👇.
Global trends and scenarios for terrestrial biodiversity and ecosystem services from 1900 to 2050. Our paper @ScienceMagazine shows declines in biodiversity and regulating services driven by land-use can be slowed but climate impacts are accelerating #1/
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RT @Leclere_David: Humbled to have participated to this massive modeling study, led by @hmlfpereira & @InesISMartins - not very positive n….
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RT @idiv: Climate change could become the dominant driver of biodiversity decline by mid-century 🐠. In the 20th century, however, land-use….
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That's one way of one spending their birthday! - Now just wait 3 months to see if you get a gift as well.
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New level unlocked. When you sprain your ankle and your colleague asks you how it is looking. and your replay is "it's looking like the viridis color palette" #R.
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🚨New paper! Is homogenization really that more common than differentiation? - not really, our latest work shows that one pattern can be as common as the other. @ScienceAdvances @bioTIMEdb @univofstandrews @AnthropoceneBio. Another great collaboration led by this amazing team👇.
The lack of evidence for declining local diversity through time must be because everything is homogenizing, leading to larger-scale losses. Right?!. Nope, says our analysis of 500+ meta-communities through time published @ScienceAdvances @idiv.
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RT @AnthropoceneBio: 📢Exciting opportunity! We are looking for an outstanding researcher from the Arts and Humanities to join us @UniOfYo….
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My copy as moved 3 times now and is full of coffee stains 😅Happy to see this one submitted! 👏.
Today I have resubmitted a paper that took me almost 4 years to revise. I carried a copy of the manuscript always in my backpack which ended up in this interesting condition…
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RT @shuyu_deng: Very happy to have this work finally coming out (even managed to find my twitter account back)!.Thank you so much to my sup….
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Very interesting to hear Isabella Tree on the Knepp estate, and get a few more insights on this estate that my collegues at @AnthropoceneBio and I had a great time visiting last July. #BES2023
Welcome to #Knepp! Looking forward for the next couple of days exploring the estate 🐴🦊🦔🦅 #rewilding @AnthropoceneBio @LeverhulmeTrust @KneppWilding
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