• Press Release Five steps to successful nature restoration
In an international research project, UFZ researchers have found nanoplastic in all depth zones between the temperate and subtropical zone in the North Atlantic. By mass, the amount of nanoplastic is comparable to that of microplastic, they write in ‘Nature’.»
In view of the many problems in Europe, the protection of biodiversity is in danger of being overlooked. An interdisciplinary team of experts is therefore calling for stronger action to make the most of the opportunities offered by the new EU regulation. »
The SURVEY joint project coordinated by UFZ and Thünen Institute combines expertise from research and practice. It's based on three new forest real-world labs in the Harz Mountains and Lower Bavaria. The aim is to develop new management approaches for spruce sites in low mountain»
The UFZ and three other Helmholtz Centres bundle their expertise to discover yet undiscovered enzymes in the ocean which break down plastics or capture carbon dioxide. The AI MareExplore project, coordinated by GEOMAR and funded by the Helmholtz Innovation Pool, is now starting.»
For People and Nature, researchers analyse the role of science in the discussion about the Nature Restoration Regulation (NRR) and the Sustainable Use Regulation (SUR). An interview with lead author and UFZ/iDiv researcher Dr Guy Pe'er.»
How endocrine disrupting chemicals affect the microbial and immunological imprinting of the gut
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