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LifeWatch ERIC – Virtual Laboratory and Innovation Center
LifeWatch ERIC is a research infrastructure for biodiversity and ecosystems research. They have offices on multiple locations around Europe. The University of Amsterdam hosts their Virtual Laboratory and Innovation Center, where they offer innovative solutions for building virtual labs. Those virtual labs are used by scientists across Europe for digital experiments and collaborating on biodiversity research.
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From stress to success: rapid evolution as a survival strategy against environmental stressors
When you think of evolution, you probably think of Darwin, timescales of millions of years and dinosaurs. But there is also rapid evolution, microevolution, a way in which organisms can quickly adapt to changes in their environment. This is becoming increasingly important for the survival of species, in view of climate change and other human disturbances in ecosystems.
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Movie showing "The Dark Side of Bright Nights" during the Night of the Night
Visit the Night of the Night special on Saturday 25 October! Only then will the documentary The Dark Side of Bright Nights be shown throughout the Netherlands.
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Shining a light on nature – the importance of darkness
Since 2012, the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) has been conducting research into the effect of artificial light at night on our natural environment. For this research – Light on Nature – streetlights have been installed at four locations in the Veluwe and one location in Drenthe. Since then, they have been lit year-round from sunset to sunrise. Various institutes, universities and organisations are using these streetlights to measure the effects on different species groups.
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Leonardo Bassi
Postdoc
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Emma Sellers
PhD Candidate
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Nicky Brouwer
Project Assistant
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European Congress for Conservation Biology (ECCB)
How can biodiversity be safeguarded effectively in the long term? This is the core question of the 8th European Congress for Conservation Biology (ECCB). The congress will be held in Leiden, from 6 until 10 July 2026.
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PhD thesis defence Linda Gouka: Catching cereal killers
On Wednesday 15 October, Linda Gouka will defend her thesis, titled "Catching cereal killers: A multi-omics approach to disentangle yeast- Fusarium interactions in the phyllosphere".
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Community-wide micro-evolutionary adaptation to anthropogenic stress: context dependency and ecological implications (COMADAPT)
Considering rapid evolutionary responses is key to a better understanding of the long-term effects of stressors on natural systems. In this COMADAPT project we explicitly adopt a community-wide perspective.