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  1. RUPS: new movie about the life of caterpillars

    Event
    Ga mee op de avontuurlijke reis van een rups! Deze film volgt het leven van een rups van het groot koolwitje. Maar die doodgewone rups beleeft heel wat spannende en spectaculaire avonturen voordat ie een vlinder kan worden.
    Filmposter RUPS

  2. Pieter van 't Hof

    People
    Honorary Fellow

  3. SEFAP: SMART experimental hub for aquatic processes

    sefap.nl
    SEFAP will provide an upgrade of four major experimental mesocosm facilities that are key national assets for aquatic ecology in the Netherlands. The existing mesocosm facilities based at NIOO-KNAW, University of Leiden, Radboud University and Wageningen University and Research have arisen from several decades of research and development, target different aspects of aquatic ecosystems, and have a proven track record of delivering internationally excellent aquatic research. 
    Limnotrons

  4. Xiaonan Cai

    People
    PhD Candidate

  5. Paul Bodelier appointed professor of Functional Microbial Ecology in Nijmegen

    News
    NIOO scientist Paul Bodelier has been appointed as professor of Functional Microbial Ecology at the Faculty of Sciences in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
    Paul Bodelier

  6. Dominika Rybka

    People
    Research assistant

  7. First of many Galápagos Microbiome Symposia

    Blog Galápagos
    After two exciting expeditions to the Galápagos Islands to explore the diversity and evolution of microbiomes associated with the endemic and endangered Scalesia species, we launched the next step in our work. The Microbial Ecology Department of the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) organised a dedicated Galápagos Microbiome Symposium on 12 March, led by Luzia Stalder, Jos Raaijmakers, Mark Zwart and Viviane Cordovez.
    Group photo Galapagos symposium

  8. Xiaomei Chi

    People
    PhD Candidate

  9. Fabien Noel Theunissen

    People
    PhD Candidate

  10. Wild Animal Reproductive Microbiomes (EvolSWARM)

    Project 2025–2029
    Our view of microbes has recently undergone a paradigm shift (the so-called ‘microbiome revolution’). Previously seen as unwanted harbingers of disease, it is now widely recognised that microbes can be beneficial and that the millions of microbes living in and on the bodies of animals and plants (i.e., the microbiome) can have profound effects on host biology.
    Sparrow feeding chicks