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What does fashion have to do with microscopy?
During the past two years, the phenology of herbaceous plants has been monitored within a citizen science project called Plant Climate Culture!
NamTip researchers visited the study sites and collected data as part of the main fieldwork campaign of NamTip’s second phase.
We are happy to welcome two new project coordinators for the GreenGaDe project to our working group.
The Kick-Off Meeting of NamTip Phase II was held in Windhoek, Namibia, with the participation of local partners and stakeholders.
Working group and project members learn about scientific writing and multivariate statistics
Our working group had a wonderful Christmas Party in the Botanical Garden.
Prof. Linstädter was interviewed during an episode of the TV program “Planet Wissen”.
Fieldwork started for the 2nd phase of the NamTip project
Congratulation to Helen Schroeter for successfully defending her MSc thesis in the framework of the NamTip project.
Our new group member
Working group welcomes Thomas Bringhenti, a new addition to our NamTip project.
The last field campaign of the SeBAS project was successfully completed.
Our research group welcomes a new scientific postdoc and a new PhD candidate
As part of their course work, students explore research on global change ecology in research projects around Germany.
The project team of Pflanze KlimaKultur! and our workgroup welcomes again citizen scientists in the Botanical Garden Potsdam.
Our PhD students Florian Männer and Lisa-Maricia Schwarz presented results of their studies at the IGC 2023 in Kentucky, USA.
Our working group is looking for a Scientific Postdoc for synthetic analyses in GreenGaDe.
The magazine “Portal” interviewed us for its latest issue on research topics at University of Potsdam related to the future.
Members of the SeBAS project joined the annual assembly of the Biodiversity Exploratories in Wernigerode.
Project members from Burkina Faso, Germany, Ghana and Niger met for their annual workshop at the University of Potsdam.