In the annual scientific ranking of the most cited researchers worldwide, which is published annually by Clarivate™ (Web of Science / Science Citation Index), two scientists of the UFZ are represented in 2023: Prof Jakob Zscheischler and Prof Josef Settele.»
Yves Zinngrebe works on integrative policy planning, value chains and implementation policies in the field of biodiversity and land use, especially between the EU and Latin America. He is convinced: Sustainable production needs transformation of politics and economy. »
The joint project GlobeWQ, coordinated by the UFZ, shows how the combination of remote sensing data and modelling with measured data helps to better assess the water quality of water bodies worldwide. The project results have now been published.»
The UFZ is pleased about the renewed positive assessment of the EMAS environmental management system and the validation of the Environmental Statement 2022, which is available as an e-paper.»
An UFZ research team has found that climate change has a much greater impact on the intensity and frequency of heat extremes in the soil than in the air. This is particularly the case in Central Europe, they write in the journal Nature Climate Change.»
Predictors of the long-term fate of assimilated macronutrients in streams
Unsere wichtigste Georessource Grundwasser
