Remote sensing and modeling can bridge the blind spots in water quality monitoring.

Climate change intensifies extreme heat in the soil

Experts draw up recommendations to stop the decline of wetlands in Europe

A UFZ research team quantifies the black market for drinking water

A UFZ study demonstrates immune-modifying effect using a new method

Electrons and microbes are the decisive factor in this

Discussion paper published / Expert conference planned for September

Helmholtz researchers trace the path of environmental chemicals, nano- and microplastics, and nutrients from the Elbe to the North Sea

Calculations show that the thermal energy stored by land masses has increased significantly

Research shows that the numbers of butterflies in meadows and pastures of Europe are in a continuous decline. A new EU regulation aims to stop this trend.

Researchers study rapid domestication of plants grown for seed production to restore ecosystems

The liver of wild boar indicates the level of PFAS contamination

A UFZ study shows: If the population feels well informed, it has a more positive view towards nature-based flood prevention

A study by the UFZ and Aarhus University gives a reality check to accepted theory on the ecology of shallow lakes

Bacteria rely on cooperation and evolution in order to defend themselves against predatory protists

UFZ researchers welcome proposal to restrict the use of PFAS

The complex relationships between plants and their pollinators have changed dramatically across the last century