DEEP seeks Associate Professor in Plant Ecology – apply now!
The Department of Ecology, Environment and Plant Sciences (DEEP) at Stockholm University is inviting applications for a tenured Associate Professor position in Plant Ecology. Situated in Sweden’s dynamic capital,
Apply for the Master's programme in Evolutionary Genomics by 15 January!
This programme offers a strong foundation for understanding the evolutionary processes that shape the genomic variation of populations.
Tim Chambers is one of many international students at Stockholm University. Tim is studying at the Master's Programme in Ecology and Biodiversity at DEEP and is especially interested in spiders.
The first Swedish Biodiversity Symposium was held at the Conference Centre Wallenberg in Gothenburg 21–23 October. The Bolin Centre and RT4 were co-organizers of the symposium, which was fully booked with over 400 participants. The Symposium was focused on Transformative change- from knowledge to action and was oriented to a science-policy interface to improve communication and discussion of knowledge on biodiversity.
Department of Ecology, Environment and Plant Sciences
Lignins – the complex molecules that make plants sturdy and allow them to grow tall – are not as random as once thought. A new international study led by Prof. Edouard Pesquet at Stockholm University uncovers how lignins’ chemistry and structure vary between cell types to meet plants’ physiological needs. The paper, published as a Tansley Review in the journal New Phytologist, highlights how this molecular diversity has been key to plants’ success on land.
Summer's much-maligned cyanobacterial blooms may not be all bad after all. New research shows that these summer blooms can be crucial for juvenile herring – without the blooms, they would have less opportunity to grow.
Creating controlled mini-ecosystems, called mesocosms, is one way for researchers to study factors that influence processes in the sea. This summer, a large experiment of this kind was conducted at the Askö Laboratory, to investigate how emissions of greenhouse gases from shallow coastal bays are affected by global warming and by animal communities in the water and sediment.
The Bolin Days is our annual internal conference for and by our Bolin Centre members. During these days, new climate science results are presented and we meet each other to exchange ideas, share our experiences and find new inspiration. We welcome you to take part in a set of cross-disciplinary sessions organized by our Research themes leaders.
The Bolin Days is our annual internal conference for and by our Bolin Centre members. During these days, new climate science results are presented and we meet each other to exchange ideas, share our experiences and find new inspiration. We welcome you to take part in a set of cross-disciplinary sessions organized by our Research themes leaders.
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Department of Ecology, Environment and Plant Sciences
Welcome to the DEEP Advanced Seminar Series (DASS) with Associate Prof. Jan Hackel, who will present a talk titled: “Global biogeographic disjunctions in seed plants"
Welcome to the DEEP Advanced Seminar Series (DASS) with Associate Prof. Jan Hackel, who will present a talk titled: “Global biogeographic disjunctions in seed plants"