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Project: Greenhouse gas (GHG) production in Swedish fiberbanks In the aquatic environment, heavily polluted fiberbanks, originating from pulp and paper industry discharges during the 19th and 20th…
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Linnaeus University Centre for Ecology and Evolution in Microbial model Systems (EEMiS) EEMiS is a centre for research excellence studying ecological and evolutionary interactions from land to sea.
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Marine phytoplankton ecology and applications (MPEA) Our research team works within the complex and fascinating world of phytoplankton, and studies the role of bio- and chemical interactions among…
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Project: Biogeochemical controls on primary production, primary producer community assemblage, and photic zone methane and nitrous oxide in northern Greenland fjords Global warming has large…
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Algoland - Algal Solutions for Air, Water, Industry and Society Our research group studies the capacity of microalgae to purify air and water, produce energy and biomass and contribute to sustainable…
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Project: Algoland – Cleaning the water The Algoland project finds sustainable solutions to societal challenges. With Linnaeus University at its core, Algoland encompasses a community of knowledge from…
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Project: Algoland – Mussel farming and sustainable feed from algae and mussels The Algoland project "Mussel farming and sustainable feed from algae and mussels" finds sustainable solutions to societal…
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Project: Virus control on Baltic Picocyanobacteria Viruses are the most abundant biological entity in marine environments and influence the abundance and evolution of microbes. Here, we explore the…
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Interdisciplinary conference helps young researchers find new collaborations News
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Extensive methane gas leakage from the deepest seabed of the Baltic Sea News
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The Baltic Sea’s potential greenhouse gas emissions and ecosystem studied in two new research projects News
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Icebreaker Oden has left the harbour and the expedition to the Arctic has begun News
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Watch the film about the expedition to Arctic with Linnaeus University's researchers News
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Free-flowing river stretches more important for vital fish populations than previously thought News
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