Science
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Compared to what ? Musings on climate vs. ecological modelling
I have spent the summer reading scientific articles and books I had put aside in springtime. The highlight of this period has not been reading ecology, but rather the recent book “Computing the climate: how we know what we know about climate change” by Steve Easterbrook. Indeed, the book has given me plenty of food… Continue reading
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Can more research make a difference ?
In the context of explaining my transition into ecological research, I am regularly facing questions / comments from both scientists and non-scientists, as to whether engaging in scientific research aiming at understanding the ecological or climate crises we are facing is (still) an effective and timely thing to do to address these crises. This post… Continue reading
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Feelings
As I am getting more committed to, and delving deeper into hands on ecology research, my internal feelings for keeping doing astro have actually never been so ambivalent. Would you like to know what is going on in the mind of a scientist having to face his, and his own research community contradictions to revisit… Continue reading
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From ecostrophysics to astrocology
Life, and its diversity on Earth, can be envisioned as an integral part of the story told by astrophysics and cosmology. Conversely, we may want to frame the structure and evolution of the Universe, and its various physical bits, with respect to the complexity of life and ecosystems. Let me explain this (very scientific) idea… Continue reading
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