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Project: Don-Alex Does dissolved organic nitrogen from decaying vegetation fuel toxic dinoflagellate blooms in coastal waters of the Baltic Sea?
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Project: Impact of harmful cyanobacteria on coastal fish recruitment In the project CYANOFISH we hypothesize that fish exposed to high levels of cyanobacteria ( (exposed bays) are more tolerant than…
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Project: Focusing on Temperature and Salinity Changes in Cyanobacteria Rising water temperatures, due to global warming, has been suggested to be beneficial for phytoplankton, especially…
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Ecological chemistry group The research subject of the Ecological chemistry group is to study how insects communicate by chemical signaling.
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Project: Why do animals in the Baltic Sea display symptoms of starvation when there is plenty of food? Project Members: Samuel Hylander (Lnu), Sanna Majaneva, Emil Fridolfsson (Lnu) and Martin Brüsin…
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Evolutionary Ecology The overriding aim of evolutionary ecology research is to enhance our knowledge and understanding of the dynamics of genetic, functional, ecological and evolutionary mechanisms…
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Project: Algoland – Cleaning the air The Algoland project - Cleaning the air finds sustainable solutions to societal challenges. With Linnaeus University at its core, Algoland encompasses a community…
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Project: Baltic Sea bays exposed to 50 years of warming can inform how biodiversity and ecosystem functioning respond to climate change While there is little doubt that climate change is occurring,…
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Doctoral project:Thiamin dynamics in Atlantic salmon The project focuses on thiamin deficiency in salmon in the Baltic Sea, a phenomenon that affects their behavior and offspring survival. By…
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Project: Why are mussel-eating sea birds declining? Several benthic feeding sea bird populations, including common eider (Somateria mollissima), have declined dramatically in recent decades. Likewise,…
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Doctoral project: Uncovering mechanisms inducing thiamin deficiency in top predators of the Baltic Sea Several species in the Northern hemisphere are suffering from vitamin B1 (thiamine) deficiency…
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Remarkable Success of Noctuid Moths Amidst Climate Change: Swedish Study Reveals Surprising Trends News
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Elias Broman and Hanna Farnelid awarded scholarship from the foundation Konung Carl XVI Gustafs 50-årsfond News
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New research project on the impact of extreme weather on biodiversity and pollinating insects News
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Difficult to foresee how global warming will influence life in oceans and lakes based on existing research News
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SEK 15.5 million to study the role of the Swedish oak in the climate transition News
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There’s no place like home News
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New, active viruses found at depths of over 400 meters News