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the influence of climate-driven changes in vegetation cover and winter conditions on habitats and food webs of Arctic/alpine lakes. Climate change is promoting the expansion of terrestrial vegetation
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analysis Prior experience with, or a solid understanding of, radiative transfer modelling within vegetation is preferred Previous experience with (terrestrial) laser scanning and 3D modelling of forests
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attenuation structures and engineered riverbank profiles, in combination with reused dredged sediments and vegetation-based wave and flow protection, to reduce hydrodynamic forces and create suitable
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Umeå Proteomics Platform. https://www.umu.se/en/research/infrastructure/umea-proteomics-platform/ The project is led by Sandra Jämtgård, Department of Forest Ecology and Management, SLU in
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when CO2 fertilization and climate change has accelerated. We have known for a long time from satellites that Earth’s vegetation has greened considerably during recent decades, and northern land often
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-products, park and garden residues, and biomass from intermediate crops or roadside vegetation. The digestate can be separated into a nutrient-rich liquid fraction and a fibre fraction. While the liquid
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biology or a closely related field. Documented experience with Arctic marine vegetation and ecosystem ecology is considered an advantage, together with expertise in eDNA-based approaches, including
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based on fixed schedules, despite large spatial and temporal variability in sediment accumulation and vegetation development. This PhD project is part of a larger interdisciplinary research
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least read this vacancy in full. About Q-ForestLab – www.q-forestlab.ugent.be Our lab is part of Ghent University in Belgium and studies vegetation dynamics, ecology, biogeochemistry, carbon and water
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in species distributions and the arrival of new species. Your profile Applicants must hold a PhD in biology or a closely related field. Documented experience with Arctic marine vegetation and