Grasses and graphics and eyeballs, oh my! I give my first conference presentation
Nervewracking to have to stand up in front of a lot of eyeballs and talk about my results so far - but the questions were interesting and easy, and I was tweeted! If I ever speak at a conference again, I'll make sure my slides actually show up... Rookie error, not to check that the slides project so that people can actually read them (I blame the sunshine ;) ). Some really interesting talks, and great to catch up with ECT's Ben Sykes, Jerry Tallowin and Robin Buxton.
And a trip to see where it all started....
Day 2 included a trip out to the Buxton Climate Change impact lab - this feels like the grandfather of grassland climate change experiments, and a real thrill to see the site and set-up I've read so much about. Well worth the trip, especially as our guides were the very knowledgeable J. Philip Grime and Andrew Askew.
| The terrain is somewhat different to that at RainDrop! |



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