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Gelieke Steeghs
PhD Candidate
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Mycorrhizal fungi in invasion: mycorrhizal response of non-native plant species (6 month minimum)
Are you curious about the role that mycorrhizal fungi play in mediating plant invasions? We are seeking a motivated student to test how plant species change their mycorrhizal relationships from their native to non-native ranges. -
Ciska Veen is the new professor by special appointment of Soil Biology
Ciska Veen has been named as Professor by Special Appointment of Soil Biology at Wageningen University & Research (WUR). In addition to her new role at WUR, she will continue to serve as Head of the Terrestrial Ecology Department at the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW).
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Tiny lives… big impact: Inaugural lecture professor Paul Bodelier
On Friday October 16, NIOO researcher Paul Bodelier from the Department of Microbial Ecology will give his inaugural lecture in Nijmegen.
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Dendles Wood
Metadata of the study site Dendles Wood (DEN), United Kingdom
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Hedges also have a positive effect underground
More biodiversity in the soil, and a buffer against drought? Try planting hedges in the agricultural landscape. The positive effect above ground on insects and birds, for example, was already known, but there are many more effects underground. With new research, a team from the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) has shown that hedges have a very unique and complex microbial soil life, with a starring role for fungi.
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PHYVIR expedition: Entering rougher waters
In this blog series, we follow the research at sea, aboard the research vessel. Looking for marine viruses: entering rougher waters.
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PHYVIR expedition: Are the cells feeling alright?
In this blog series, we follow the research at sea, aboard the research vessel. Looking for marine viruses: are the phytoplankton cells feeling alright?
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Kareemah Chopra
Postdoc
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PHYVIR expedition: Ready to set sail, but we’ll have to wait a little longer
IIn this blog series, we follow the research at sea, aboard the research vessel. They are looking for marine viruses, and... they are leaving right now!