ECT’s September newsletter headlines with new webpages for three of our LTEs, plus a reminder on our tenth anniversary event at BES2018 in December. There are updates from two of our LTEs and a case study on using LTEs as research platforms.
Read MoreOur June newsletter highlights our tenth anniversary celebration and the addition of a new LTE to our register. There are quick round-ups from three of the UK's long-term ecological experiments.
Read MorePerryman et al have recently published an important paper on data curation from the Rothamsted long-term experiments, including Park Grass and Broadbalk. The electronic Research Archive (e-RA) is a model for online data curation from LTEs. See Nature Science Data 15 May 2018
Read MoreResearchers in the US have just published work in the journal Science that shows even the best-supported short-term drivers of plant response to global change might not predict long-term results. The authors report an unexpected reversal of biomass in C3 versus C4 grasses in response to elevated CO2 during a 20-year field experiment. See Science 20 April 2018.
Read MoreOur September newsletter contains a quick round-up of 5 of the UK's long-term experiments.
Read More'Phenological sensitivity to climate across taxa and trophic levels.' Thackeray et al., (2016). Nature. Analysis of 10,003 long-term phenological data sets, including data from the Rothamsted Insect Survey, reveals that secondary consumers have consistently lower climate sensitivity than other groups.
Read MoreStudent Rowan Davis reflects on her undergraduate research project at RainDrop. Read the RainDrop blog.
Read MoreTo read our latest news and updates, download our June 2017 newsletter.
Read MoreDr Richard Payne (University of York), writes about the long-term experiment he works on in Wales and the importance of bog research. Read Richard's blog here.
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