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stakeholder requirements into façade design interventions. Design, prototype and evaluate biophilic façade concepts integrating vegetation, water retention, circular materials and/or habitat-supporting features
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, material, technical and stakeholder requirements into façade design interventions. Design, prototype and evaluate biophilic façade concepts integrating vegetation, water retention, circular materials and/or
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hemicelluloses. Hemicelluloses constitute the second most important component in vegetal biomass, as they represent from 20 to 30% in mass of wood and annual plants. Hemicelluloses are complex polysaccharides
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-resolution geodatasets and collaborate with various stakeholders to establish locally tailored definitions and maps of interface and intermix WUIs where human infrastructure meets natural vegetation. In
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abiotic factors (such as saltmarsh or seagrass meadow size, presence of pools/creeks, water quality, carbon storage) within the seascape. Emerging data will answer questions such as “how does vegetation
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interactions that control natural changes in Amazon climate and vegetation under different climatic forcings of the past two glacial cycles. This project provides a dynamic working environment between about
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on vegetation that adapts to new conditions. As vegetation regulates the fraction of available water that is released into the atmosphere as evapotranspiration, these adaptations will feed back and either amplify
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. Additional case studies may be conducted together with other logistics partners, including Posten Bring (Norway's national postal and logistics operator), Bama (Norway's largest fruit and vegetables
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showed that high consumption of cruciferous vegetables can reduce the risk of cancer, and the protection was attributed to glucosinolate-breakdown products isothiocyanates such as sulforaphane. This PhD