Bernd Hansjürgens uses the example of scales to illustrate the research in his field: The advantages of natural capital must be weighed against other conditions of use, such as physical and human capital. »
Rising temperatures in Germany’s largest drinking water reservoir present new challenges for the drinking water supply. Limiting climate change and new management strategies can mitigate the effects, write UFZ researchers led by Dr. Karsten Rinke.»
Under the title "Sustainable & Resilient Urban-Rural Partnerships", the UFZ invites experts from science, politics and practice from 26 to 27 November as part of the German EU Council Presidency. The focus is on cooperation between urban and rural areas.»
In the annual scientific ranking of the most cited researchers (Highly Cited Researchers), five scientists of the UFZ are represented in 2020: Prof. Francois Buscot, Prof. Beate Escher, Prof. Stan W. Harpole, Prof. Ingolf Kühn and Prof. Josef Settele.»
Matthias Liess is investigating to what extent even low pesticide concentrations can change the composition of biocoenoses in water bodies. In his portrait, he explains the consequences that result from this.»
Development of a reliable and fast detection method for pathogen bacteria based on isothermal calorimetry
adaptation and stress tolerance of aquatic ectotherms: ..."
with the environmental economist Prof. Dr. Maja Göpel
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