invited by professor gou xiaohua from the college of earth and environmental sciences, lanzhou university, and associate professor zhang junzhou from the key laboratory of western environmental education ministry, dr. tim rademacher, a postdoctoral researcher at harvard university and an associate professor at the university of quebec, conducted academic exchanges and delivering lectures at the college of earth and environmental sciences, lanzhou university, from august 11th to august 17th.
speaker: dr. tim rademacher
lecture 1 title: are we not seeing the forest for the trees? difficulties with understanding and scaling carbon sequestration
moderator: professor gou xiaohua
lecture 1 date and time: august 11, 2023 (friday), 9:00 am - 11:00 am
lecture 1 location: room 502, qilian building
lecture 2 title: understanding wood growth from the cellular to the globe
moderator: professor gou xiaohua
lecture 2 date and time: august 17, 2023 (thursday), 9:00 am - 11:00 am
lecture 2 location: room 502, qilian building, tencent meeting id: 105-140-833
expert profile:
dr. tim rademacher completed his undergraduate and graduate studies in botany and physical geography at the university of cambridge and conducted his postdoctoral research at harvard university. he conducted research at the harvard forest and is currently an associate professor at the university of quebec at outaouais (uqo) and a researcher at the centre acer in canada. his research interests lie in ecosystem physiological ecology, aiming to enhance the understanding of terrestrial ecosystems by studying how individual plants and plant communities function. his current research focuses on tree physiological ecology, particularly maple trees, investigating the relationship between wood growth, tree phloem transport, and carbon carbohydrate dynamics. additionally, he is concerned with sustainable agriculture and scientific engagement. he has published 30 papers in internationally recognized journals such as pnas, nature communications, new phytologist, and plant cell & environment. he also developed "tree witness," an automated scientific communication tool that tells the life story of a tree through social media posts.
college of earth and environmental sciences, lanzhou university
august 11, 2023
