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Societal Advisory Board will help to connect ecological knowledge with society
Societal developments with a link to ecology and ecological research are easy to find. How can the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) support these? How will we share and use ecological knowledge? To achieve this, the institute will from now on receive help from the new Societal Advisory Board. -
Bart Anthonisse
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Jiska Vaarwerk
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NIOO researchers at the Night of Science & Society
Lisette de Senerpont Domis treedt tijdens deze editie van de Avond van Wetenschap & Maatschappij op als tafelwetenschapper rond het thema ecologische waterkwaliteit. Samen met Sven Teurlincx gaat zij met bezoekers in gesprek over dit onderwerp. -
Laura Claassen
Communications Staff -
Algae & soil animals at Wajo! Science Festival
This weekend it's the National Science Weekend in the Netherlands! The KNAW is organising a fun science festival for kids and parents. NIOO colleagues will join to show the wonders of algae and soil animals. -
Student project Licht op Natuur
Light pollution is increasingly recognised as one of the strongest anthropogenic factors that can impact ecosystems. At the NIOO-KNAW, we investigate the impact of light on nocturnal species, such as bats, amphibians, mice and mustelids. We try to understand their response to the colour composition of light, and the ligth intensity -
PhD thesis defence Xianhui Shi: Nature is a complex maze for the geline hyperparasitoids
On 15 November 2024, Xianhui Shi will defend her PhD thesis, titled "Nature is a complex maze for the geline hyperparasitoids" -
Investigate the role of microbiome functions on recycled organic residues to improve plant growth
Are you excited about sustainable agriculture and soil and plant microbes? We are offering an internship focused on how recycled organic residues shape microbiome functions that promote plant growth. This project investigates the impact of microbial communities in nutrient cycling and plant development, aiming to enhance resource efficiency and sustainability in agriculture.