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A study examines which butterflies are considered particularly attractive and how this affects research and conservation.

CBC2026 Conference from 21 to 24 September at the UFZ in Leipzig

UFZ researcher Larisa Tarasova awarded an ERC Starting Grant

Bird data enable scenarios and applications for nature conservation and businesses

UFZ study shows that certain narratives shape the raw materials policy of the EU

A new global study shows butterflies are on the move as the climate warms, with far more species expanding their ranges than contracting.

Experts propose a global framework for action and environmental monitoring

Joint position paper by DBFZ and UFZ

New One Health project investigates the effects of pollutants and stress on viral immune responses and vaccine reactions in pregnant women as well as in children and adolescents

The nitrogen pollution risk is therefore also climate-related

Dr Sabine Matthiä becomes Administrative Director

Study reveals limitations of AI-based weather forecasts for record-breaking storms, heat waves, and cold waves

UFZ team develops new method to remove perfluorobutanoic acid from water

A Helmholtz research team is investigating a new ecosystem on plastic particles in the oceans.

Study led by UFZ highlights the need for ambitious climate mitigation measures

Helmholtz Initiative officially launched with three Solution Labs

Soil model enables the prediction of yields and soil health under different climate scenarios and land use systems

We should not be talking about global water bankruptcy but rather about possible solutions

We need a cross-hazard approach

A riboswitch as an important tool in sustainable biotechnology

Scientists call for a new concept of sustainable development

Sedimentary archives provide evidence of four extreme flood events in the last 1,500 years