Anne Bjorkman

Anne Bjorkman

@annebeejay.bsky.social

Plant ecologist at the University of Gothenburg. Global change in Arctic and alpine ecosystems. She/her. www.edge-ecology.com

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CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: We are now inviting abstract submissions for the special issue Tundra Transitions - Understanding Vegetation Change Across Scales and Systems. Submit by 30th Nov via vist.ly/48ts3 or to njb@oikosoffice.lu.se. Invited manuscripts should be submitted by 31st May 2026.

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Extended deadline! Submissions welcomed until 1st December to the npj biodiversity collection: Impacts of Global Change on Polar Terrestrial Biodiversity 🐻‍❄️🐧 Edited by: @annebeejay.bsky.social, Daly Noll Vergara, Luis Pertierra and me www.nature.com/collections/...

nature.comImpacts of Global Change on Polar Terrestrial BiodiversityThis collection examines how human activities and global change stressors are transforming the composition and functioning of terrestrial Arctic and Antarctic ...

For the polyploid fans AND the pollinator fans out there, some thoughts on polyploid establishment 🐝🪰🌿🌱

Wilhelm Osterman@wilosterman.bsky.social

📢 Viewpoint in New Phyt. on polyploid establishment! Key take-homes🧵 1. In contrast to earlier hypotheses that pollinators can help new polyploids establish, we suggest that pollinators mainly prevent polyploid establishment because outcrossing increases the strength of minority cytotype exclusion.

Extended deadline to January 7. Come join us in Gothenburg! 🤩

Anne Bjorkman@annebeejay.bsky.social

Postdoc position in Arctic carbon cycling here at the University of Gothenburg 🇸🇪 with my very awesome 😎 colleague Mats Björkman: web103.reachmee.com/ext/I005/103... #Arctic #postdoc #job

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65 years ago, on 1/12/59, 12 countries (now 67) signed the Antarctic Treaty, declaring that "Antarctica shall be used for peaceful purposes only". Despite being a sanctuary devoted to science, global change is threatening Antarctic ecosystems, and the situation is even worst at the Arctic. (1/2)

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