Armando Sepulveda-Jauregui

@MikePeacock86 I cannot say anything yet, except that it is a peer reviewed, high impact, indexed journal 🤣 I have had similar issues with other ones. Ideally, a journal "must" hire me as an editor, then I would have a job 🤑and read the reviewers’ comments carefully before making a decision

@ArmandoSj11 Sounds frustrating. Name and shame the journal?

What is the point of doing a review of a paper if the editor’s decision appears to be driven by another reviewer who provided only poor few lines? It becomes unclear what is expected from me in the 2nd round. I could rejected, but it is unfair to the authors, who have revised it

We are starting the installation of flux chambers as part of the project ANK 8.5, marking the beginning of the sampling campaigns aimed at estimating carbon removal from the atmosphere in floodplains where Nature-based Solutions are applied across Germany!

@MikePeacock86 AI excess 😂

The authors have informed me this happened because an "AI-assisted tool was used to help organize the reference list". Convinced? No, me neither.

A rainy day to kick off our first year field class to the Lake District. Today we walked round the local area and talked rivers, flooding, sheep, glaciers, tourism, land-use and more. Fingers crossed for better weather incoming.

@MikePeacock86 @Agronomy_Mdpi 😂I can’t believe it!!!! I checked the titles in two of your co-authorship and they exist, but your name is missing from the papers. The funniest part is that there is even a link to Google Scholar, which of course shows that the paper doesn’t exist.

A new paper in @Agronomy_Mdpi Problem is, it's chock-full of AI generated references, including several papers with my name on that don't exist. How did the reviewers not spot this? mdpi.com/2073-4395/16/5… #PeatTwitter

Interesting worldwide dataset for CO2 and CH4 concentrations in lakes, reservoirs, and ponds !!! @ArmandoSj11 nature.com/articles/s4159…

My attention has just been brought to the @NaturalEngland Green Infrastructure Map. Really cool to see the ditch networks in the East Anglian fens mapped at this detail. #PeatTwitter

Joseph and Abigail did an amazing work pulling this global dataset. We report depth-resolved CO2 and CH4 concentrations from 522 lakes, ponds, and reservoirs worldwide a global resource for inland water carbon cycling research #OpenAccess #InlandWaters share.google/QGyVRhwr0CMI39…

I'm thrilled to see this paper out, which I co-led with @DitchOntologist, and featuring input from loads of excellent co-authors. It's our interdisciplinary perspective on ditches; what they do, why they matter, and how we should look after them. nature.com/articles/s4324…

@El_Prensero A mi no me engañan, ese es Matt Murdock

Es para destacar la campaña del nuevo alcalde de Nueva York, Zohran Mamdani. Porque es un despliegue tan potente y creativo que ya se analiza en universidades y facultades como un caso ejemplar de comunicación política en su máxima expresión. Así convocó el voto latino:

16 months later; a disappointing reply from @SpringerNature. They ignored the copying from Islam et al. 2019. Direct violation of journal policy: “quotation marks are used for verbatim copying of material”.

Preprint: ABCFlux v2: Arctic–boreal CO2 and CH4 monthly flux observations and ancillary information across terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems essd.copernicus.org/preprints/essd…

@MikePeacock86 @Silverthorn_T I love that Chamber!!!!

Another day of fenland ditch greenhouse gas sampling with @Silverthorn_T #PeatTwitter

Anton Pranger et al. discovered how resource acquisition trade-offs emerge at the community scale, challenging existing ecological paradigms. Implications for ecosystem management and biodiversity conservation! #Ecologyletters doi.org/10.1111/ele.70…

We are in our final week in India. We have identified excellent ecosystem sites for measuring CH4 and CO2. Now, we need to process individual flux sources and collaborate on remote sensing, particularly with their plan to use PRISMA, EnMAP, and Carbon Mapper!

A great CH4 and CO2 sampling experience in the wetlands of India. Kerala is a beautiful place with temperatures not as warm as I had expected, and the @LGR_updates is functioning well despite the moisture levels @LeibnizIGB @AmritaUniversty

We have arrived safely in India. Kerala is a beautiful place with wonderful food and friendly people. We will soon begin working on the DAAD project, "Merging Approaches to Improve Estimates of Methane Emissions from Wetlands" @AmritaUniversty and @LeibnizIGB

@MikePeacock86 and Scientific Reports

@ArmandoSj11 What's next I wonder? Someone told me the number of papers in Journal of Hydrology has massively increased recently, but I can't find figures.

Wow, first STOTEN and now Chemosphere. Things aren't looking very rosy for Elsevier.