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approaches. Beyond this research focus, the Division has a strong complementary background on using local scale community data such as vegetation plot data (e.g. EVA, https://euroveg.org/eva-database and
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statistical modelling approaches. Beyond this research focus, the Division has a strong complementary background on using local scale community data such as vegetation plot data (e.g. EVA, https
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, https://euroveg.org/eva-database and ReSurveyEurope, https://euroveg.org/resurvey ) to study facets of vegetation diversity and its spatio-temporal changes. Thus, overall prior research experience and
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ArcticEDGE project, which aims to determine how warming-driven changes in the composition and functional traits of Arctic vegetation affect key ecosystem processes - particularly decomposition, primary
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supervised by Dr. Stefan Hupperts and Prof. Michael Gundale. See more about the Forest Vegetation Ecology group here: https://www.slu.se/en/research/research-catalogue/grupper/f/forest-vegetation
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Singapore ( https://fass.nus.edu.sg/geog/) is seeking a full-time Postdoctoral Fellow to study the terrestrial carbon cycle of tropical Asia, to study the terrestrial carbon cycle of tropical Asia, primarily
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processes controlling carbon fluxes and storages in soils, vegetation, and ecosystems Collection, harmonization, and statistical analysis of data on soil, vegetation or ecosystem carbon fluxes and storages
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better understanding of the role of low shrubs in vegetation changes, nitrogen cycling and carbon sequestration in subarctic ecosystems. The host research group focuses on Plant Physiological Ecology
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develop a microbial-explicit version of the dynamic vegetation model LPJ-GUESS. You will join a dynamic team at the Center of Excellence VOLT (Center for Volatile interactions, https://volt.ku.dk
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characteristics of plants in annual and perennial cropping and native vegetation systems and their contribution as drivers of processes of soil carbon sequestration. The experimental component of the