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  1. Unravelling the impact of environmental changes on freshwater phytoplankton

    Internship
    We are excited to offer a Master’s internship in ecology, centered on the study of phytoplankton traits, with a special focus on the impacts of global environmental change on harmful cyanobacteria. This internship is a fantastic opportunity to apply trait-based ecological approaches, delve into the dynamic world of phytoplankton, and explore their functional responses to contrasting environments.

  2. PhD Thesis defence Sophie van Rijssel

    Event
    On 11 September, Sophie van Rijssel will defend her PhD thesis, titled "Vital soils for sustainable agriculture". The ceremony will take place in the Omnia building of the Wageningen University and Research.

  3. PhD thesis defence Xu Han

    Event
    On 4 September, Xu Han will defend her PhD thesis, titled "Understanding Grassland Ecosystem Responses to Different Grazing Intensities". The ceremony will take place in the Omnia building of the Wageningen University and Research.

  4. Boost the biodiversity at Lowlands

    Event
    Visit NIOO during Lowlands festival at Lowlands Science and join the citizen science research into the water quality of Lake Lowlands.
    Lowlands Science 2024

  5. Cornwall

    Metadata of the field study (CON-1) at Cornwall (CON), United Kingdom
    Map of Cornwall, United Kingdom (OpenStreetMap)

  6. Lodz

    Metadata of the field study (LDZ-1) at Lodz (LDZ), Poland
    Map of Lodz, Poland (OpenStreetMap)

  7. Summer Seminar Aquatic Ecology: Maiko Kagami - Swimming fungi

    Event
    In her talk titled ‘ Swimming fungi: Diversity, Interactions and Functions in Aquatic Ecosystem’, Maiko Kagami will cover a general background on aquatic fungi, their diversity and role in ecosystem functioning.
    Maiko Kagami

  8. Lleida

    Metadata of the field study (LLE-1) at Lleida (LLE), Spain
    Map of Lleida, Spain (OpenStreetMap)

  9. Kang Yang

    People
    PhD Candidate

  10. Rising sea levels danger to shorebirds

    News
    Oystercatchers will decline by 56 to 79 percent on three Wadden Islands over the next 100 years. This is according to results from James Cook University in Australia which continues on previous research by NIOO.
    Scholeksters op de Vliehors