• press release White smokers on the lake floor
Three UFZ scientists - Prof Josef Settele, Prof Ingolf Kühn and Prof Jakob Zscheischler - are represented in the annual ranking of the most cited and therefore most influential researchers worldwide in 2024.»
Traditionally, agricultural productivity has been evaluated as yield per unit of land. In view of the urgency of climate change, limited resources and environmental impacts, this way of thinking falls short, write UFZ researchers in their policy brief. »
The chimneys are formed by minerals crystallizing out of highly saline groundwater flowing out of the lake floor. As UFZ researchers report in Science of the Total Environment, the chimneys could be an early warning indicator for the hazardous sinkholes.»
On 1 November, the Federal Cabinet appointed new members to the German Advisory Council on Global Change (WBGU). Prof Dr Aletta Bonn, Head of the Department of Biodiversity and People at UFZ and iDiv, is one of the nine scientists.»
These could enter the food chain and destabilise ecosystems, write researchers from UFZ and the University of Tübingen in Nature Communications Earth and Environment. They show that climate change almost doubles the mobility of cadmium in agricultural soils, for example.»
My project,BioNeCS, aims to understand how land use intensity gradients affect formation, decomposition, and stabilization of microbial necromass-derived soil organic matter by impacting the microbial community composition and its associated physiological properties.
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