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Invitation to the ISOE-Lecture on 8 February 2024 with Dr. Lisen Schultz, deputy director of the Stockholm Resilience Centre
The lecture entiteld “Bringing ecology to decision-makers – a comparison of approaches“ is part of the ISOE-Lecture and takes place in cooperation with Goethe University.
Invitation to the talk of Dr. Hanieh Saeedi on 23 January 2024
As part of the RobustNature lecture series, Dr. Hanieh Saeedi will give a presentation on 24 January 2024 titled “Marine biodiversity and biogeography advances in the digital era“.
NORMAN Network General Assembly
General Assembly of the NORMAN Network on emerging pollutants at the Goethe University in Frankfurt.
NORMAN Workshop
Successful joint NORMAN network and RobustNature workshop on "Innovative approaches for environmental monitoring of chemical pollution and biodiversity - linking biodiversity loss and chemical pollution".
The researchers of RobustNature in potrait
Now available at "Media & Release".
Joint publication on investigation of the development of biodiversity, climate change and chemical pollution over a period of 100 years using an AI-based framework
"100 years of anthropogenic impact causes changes in freshwater functional biodiversity", Eastwood et al. 2023, eLife
NORMAN Workshop and General Assembly
On 6 Dezember 2023 the NORMAN Biodiversity workshop “Innovative Approaches for Environmental Monitoring of Chemical Pollution and Biodiversity – Linking Biodiversity Loss and Chemical Pollution" will take place in Frankfurt.
RobustNature Workshop "Chemical Pollution and Biodiversity Loss", 04. & 05. July 2023
Transdisciplinary Stakeholder Workshop on Chemical Pollution and Biodiversity Loss held at the Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften, Bad Homburg v.d. Höhe
RobustNature seminar series: Dr. Stefan Scholz, UFZ Leipzig
Title: "A mechanistic approach to identify and predict the adverse effects of chemicals in the zebrafish embryo model"
Joint publication on linking chemical pollution and biodiversity loss
"Better integration of chemical pollution research will further our understanding of biodiversity loss", Sylvester et al. 2023, Nature Ecology and Evolution