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Soil Animal Days 2026
In een gezonde bodem leven bodemdieren. Zoek je mee? Dat kan overal: in je eigen tuin, het park om de hoek, op het schoolplein of zelfs het balkon. In 2026 voor de 12e keer alweer.
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Alumni Community
For NIOO it is important to keep in touch with our alumni. Therefore we created an alumni community.
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Data breach discovered at the KNAW
On 24 November, the KNAW discovered a data breach caused by a phishing email. From 17 November onwards, a hacker had access to the mailbox of a KNAW employee and used that account to send phishing emails to contacts listed in it.
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Jos Raaijmakers made it again to the “Highly Cited Researchers” list
Clarivate publishes an annual list of the top 1% most cited researchers worldwide. For the eighth year in a row, NIOO researcher Jos Raaijmakers is included.
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CLIMET
CLIMET is an NWO ENW-XL funded consortium comprised of researchers from the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW), Utrecht University, and Radboud University.Our team of microbiologists, ecologists, and paleogeologists will map the impact of organic carbon and lanthanides on the Arctic methane cycle, from the genes involved in microbial metabolism to the impact on methane emissions from Greenland’s lakes.
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Pieter Jense
Concierge
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Jiayi Jing
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MicroSOS
MicroSOS aims to establish a collaborative platform bridging academic and non-academic sectors in agriculture and facilitating knowledge exchange between researchers and industry professionals. The project focuses on enhancing agricultural resilience to climate change through microbiome-based approaches. This project is part of Staff Exchanges funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions.
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SEFAP: SMART experimental facilities for aquatic processes
This project 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. -
Camille Delavaux
Senior Researcher