Projects

GuardIAS is a three-year Horizon Europe project with seven work packages to improve the management of aquatic invasive alien species (IAS).

The EU funded OSCARS project AQUANAVI develops a navigation platform representing aquatic mesocosm facilities and their research, providing contact points and knowledge for your future experiments and collaborations. 

This project aims to understand how climate variability and land cover changes affect ecohydrological water partitioning across the soil-plant-atmosphere continuum (SPAC).

Charophytes are declining in European lakes despite protection. Our research explores how light and nutrients affect their growth vs. vascular plants, revealing key insights for lake restoration.

This project is developing tools and methods to study biodiversity and the possible consequences of ecosystem change in small water bodies.

Using the example of the western Baltic cod (Gadus morhua), in this project we are interdisciplinarily studying questions of responsibility and reorganization of the commercial and recreational fisheries.

Neurotoxic cyanobacteria in association with aquatic plants pose a real health threat, which could even further increase in the future.

In this scientific network, we are investigating social-ecological networks in urban areas in an international and interdisciplinary team over a period of three years.