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Symposium Economy meets Biodiversity: Aligning ecological and economic research to bend the curve of biodiversity loss
The KNAW institutes and SSH-council organise this symposium, bringing together researchers from economics, ecology, and environmental sciences to bridge the gap between economic modeling and efforts to halt and reverse biodiversity loss.
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PhD position: Biogeography of plant-associated fungi on the Galápagos islands
This project will uncover the hidden diversity of fungi and the plant-fungal interactions shaping the ecology and evolution of Scalesia species in the Galápagos archipelago. -
Postdoctoral Researcher in Stable-Isotope Nitrogen Ecology and Orbitrap Isotopologue Analysis
How does nitrogen move through ecological systems, and how can stable-isotope tracing help us resolve the processes controlling its transformation, transfer, retention and loss? This two-year postdoctoral position at the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) will develop and apply 15N-based approaches and Orbitrap isotopologue and isotopomer analyses to advance mechanistic understanding of nitrogen cycling across terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. -
PhD thesis defence Steven de Goede: Harvesting for the future
Steven de Goede will defend his PhD thesis titled "Harvesting for the future. Impacts of tree harvest intensity and drought on soil carbon and fungi in forests".
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PhD thesis defence Xinya Pan: Microbial life inside plants
On Wednesday 11 November, Xinya Pan will defend her PhD thesis titled "Microbial life inside plants: deciphering functional roles of endophytic bacteria in plant health".
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PhD thesis defence Jiayi Jing: Invisible guardians
On Wednesday 4 November, Jiayi Jing will defend her PhD thesis titled "Invisible guardians: Uncovering the microbial and chemical basis of disease suppressiveness".
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Xinming Xu
Postdoc
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MSc internship diatom and pollen records IJsselmeer’s sedimentary diary
Why: Lake IJsselmeer is the largest freshwater body in the Netherlands and an important source of drinking water. Like other freshwater ecosystems, it experienced a peak in eutrophication during the 80s, after which nutrient loads began to decline (Frenken et al., 2023). Very little is known about the trophic history of Dutch freshwater ecosystems prior to the invention of synthetic fertilizer. To assess the success of water quality measures, restoration efforts, and set realistic targets, we need to reconstruct historical conditions using sediment cores. -
A network of nature lovers
Neighbours, friends, families with children, green professionals and nature lovers from all over the country visited NIOO during the Open Day on 3 October. And they had a great day! Please take a look at the aftermovie, the photo album and the visual summary!
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Medewerker Technische Dienst (Dutch text only)
Ben jij een praktische werktuigbouwkundige technicus die goed is in preventief onderhoud, en lever je graag kwaliteit af? Zoek niet verder! In deze functie houd je je bezig met het onderhoud van gebouwen en de installaties die nodig zijn voor ons onderzoek naar natuur, biodiversiteit en klimaat.