CARRTEL - Alpine Center for research on trophic networks and limnic ecosystems

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Exploring aquatic systems

CARRTEL contributes to the understanding of how human and climate change affect essential resources and fundamental ecological functions  within aquatic systems and their watersheds, and how this affects ecosystem services such as food, drinking water, biodiversity, maintenance of aquatic fauna and flora, water flow regulation, transfer and sequestration of nutrients or pollutants. You can view our ongoing research themes from : Research Axes, Projects or Personal Webpages.

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24 September 2024

By: ED OA

Project Interreg Dimark

DiMark Transnational Network for Linking Digital Earth Observation to Freshwater Markers for Better Understanding of Water-connected Climate Change Adaptation and Risk Prevention in Alpine Region
Post-doctoral position at the University of Konstanz (Germany) as part of the DiMark project, a European Interreg Alpine Space project. Applications to be submitted before September 1st on the portal :
Primary production is a fundamental process and an important indicator of the aquatic ecosystem functioning....