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PhD thesis defence Linda Gouka: Catching cereal killers
On Wednesday 15 October, Linda Gouka will defend her thesis, titled "Catching cereal killers: A multi-omics approach to disentangle yeast- Fusarium interactions in the phyllosphere". -
Flocks from Above: Studying Geese with Drones (MSc project)
In spring, brent and barnacle geese gather in the Wadden Sea to build up energy reserves for their migration to Arctic breeding grounds. Both share similar resources and rely on comparable habitats during this fuelling period. This overlap suggests that competition between them may play an important role. To understand potential consequences, it is essential, yet unexplored, to study how the species interact. As a first step, this project aims to examine flock composition, distribution, and dynamics of both species. -
Community-wide micro-evolutionary adaptation to anthropogenic stress: context dependency and ecological implications (COMADAPT)
Considering rapid evolutionary responses is key to a better understanding of the long-term effects of stressors on natural systems. In this COMADAPT project we explicitly adopt a community-wide perspective. -
Vera van Santvoort
PhD Candidate -
Arctic-bound birds can still keep up with climate change – for now
As climate change drives earlier spring conditions in the Arctic, birds species that travel there to breed there are under pressure to migrate faster. A new study led by researchers from the University of Amsterdam and the Netherlands Institute of Ecology reveals that many Arctic-breeding waterfowl still have some flexibility when it comes to speeding up their migrations. However, this strategy may only work for a limited time. -
Big NIOO Open Day 2026
Save the date: on Saturday 3 October 2026, NIOO will open its doors again to visitors for our Big Open Day. From 11:00 to 17:00, everyone will be welcome. Seize your chance to take a look in our labs and experimental gardens: only possible once in every three years! -
Rewilding Expertise Centre
Introductie -
Abbey Marcotte
Postdoc -
Celebrating the first World Lake Day with water research & water news
"We celebrate all things that lakes do for us and spotlight the problems of pollution, climate change and biodiversity loss that threaten their ecological integrity," states Suzanne McGowan, NIOO's department head of Aquatic Ecology on the first UN World Lake Day. -
Erik Lindemann
PhD Candidate