Jiayun Zou
@joyzou18
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Postdoc @tudresden_de. Interested in Insect-microbe interactions, species coexistence, biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. #TUDresden #Forest Zoology
Joined March 2020
Highly recommend 🤩.
Interested in a PhD at the interface between ecological and social systems? Excited about research on protected area management, addressing the nexus of conservation and recreation? Come join our team and work with us! Application deadline Sept.22.
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RT @AnaStritih: Interested in interdisciplinary research in and about mountains? Want to do a PhD with a practical impact? Join us for this….
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RT @RupertSeidl: We are happy to announce the release of iLand 2.0! The release is accompanied by a new paper, taking stock of the state of….
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Wonderful retreat with a group of awesome people in a beautiful place. So happy to get out and spend quality time together, hiking through lush forests and diving into deep discussions about science, career and life. Lots of fun and new experiences. 🌲🌳😆.
Great lab retreat today at Saxonian Switzerland National Park! Discussing science in beautiful scenery
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RT @RupertSeidl: Concluding two weeks of field work in wonderful #ShiretokoNP today. We had partly challenging conditions but sampled beaut….
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RT @RupertSeidl: Are natural disturbances or forest management responsible for the observed increase in canopy openings in Europe's forests….
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Nature Communications - Forest canopy openings may be caused by planned human intervention or by drivers such as fire, wind disturbance and pest outbreaks. Here, the authors present a...
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RT @RupertSeidl: Different social-ecological disturbance regimes, yet converging forest structure across the Alps, Carpathians and Caucasus….
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Landscape Ecology - Ecosystem services provided by mountain forests are critically linked to forest structure. Social-ecological disturbance regimes (i.e., the rate, frequency, and patch size...
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RT @SebSeibold: We set up the first plot pair of the @ERC_Research project BIOCOMP studying biodiversity of decomposers and wood decomposit….
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RT @_lisamandl: Forest recovery success or failure? Remote sensing can help answer this question. Take a look at our new RSE paper: https:/….
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RT @RupertSeidl: Towards synthesizing the wealth of local forest simulations of climate change impacts: @GruenigMarc et al. compiled and ha….
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So excited to see our first joint paper on biodiversity-productivity relationships across elevations and landscapes out @Forestecosyst. Great collaboration and very appreciate all the support from two fantastic teams, looking forward to more interesting results to come.
Nice result from our collaboration with the Kunming Institute of Botany: relationships between tree diversity (TD, PD, FD) and productivity along elevation gradients in the European Alps and Yulong Mt in Yunnan. Well done @joyzou18! Stay tuned for more elevation-gradient work.
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RT @JLecinaDiaz: #Ecosystemservices are at risk from forest disturbances in Europe 💨🪳🔥Which ecosystem services are most at risk, where, and….
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RT @RupertSeidl: Out now in @GlobalChangeBio: Projected climate and canopy change lead to thermophilization and homogenization of forest fl….
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A huge thanks to @SebSeibold, @eco_FSF, and all the fantastic co-authors, and lots of support from @RupertSeidl and our great team @edfm_tum.
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I am thrilled to share my first postdoc paper, where we tested the effects of insect diversity and its interactions with microbes on wood decomposition.
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Biodiversity drives ecosystem processes, but its influence on deadwood decomposition is poorly understood. To test the effects of insect diversity on wood decomposition, we conducted a mesocosm...
We manipulated beetle communities in deadwood in mesocosms following a classic biodiversity-ecosystem-functioning approach creating gradients of species richness and functional diversity. Analyses performed by @joyzou18 published @ESAEcology show that beetle biodiversity matters
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Cool study, congratulations!.
New study on insect biomass patterns in Germany: reanalysis of the Krefeld data led by Jörg Müller @eco_FSF shows that weather conditions and anomalies explain temporal patterns including declines suggesting that climate change is already a major driver.
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RT @RupertSeidl: Out now in @AnnualReviews: @MonicaGTurner and my review on novel disturbance regimes and ecological responses. One-sentenc….
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RT @RupertSeidl: Interested in the dynamics of subalpine forests? Want to study novel disturbance regimes with particular focus on invasive….
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RT @EcologyJiajia: Our new paper led by Jun Ma describes the static distribution patterns, as well as dynamic distr….
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Nature Communications - Forest losses and gains are highly dynamic processes. Here, the authors present a forest fragmentation index to map distribution and temporal changes of forest fragments...
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RT @SebSeibold: Application is closing on March 24th! Join us as postdoc at TU Dresden to work on global biodiversity patterns of insects a….
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