The next GLEON GSA Limnoseries will take place on June 30th at 14:00 UTC (45min duration). Global change effects and resilience of fresh waters: a conversation on how to address both Presented by Mariana Meerhoff The talk will cover some of the expected and observed impacts of different dimensions of global change on freshwater ecosystems, […]
The next Limnoseries lecture will take place on May 18th at 13:00 UTC (45min duration) Operating in a perfect storm: ecological lake restoration and conservation in the anthropocene Presented by Lisette de Senerpont Domis Lisette will be talking about the multiple challenges lake managers face in the light of rapid environmental changes. Her research highlights […]
The next GLEON GSA Limnoseries will take place on April 13 at 15:00 UTC (50min duration): When Science Becomes a Skillset: Building a Career from Ecology, Theory, and Data Presented by Diego Pujoni What may happen when a scientist steps outside academia and begins working with private companies? In this talk I intend to show […]
The next GLEON GSA Limnoseries will take place on March 11 at 15:00 UTC / 16:00 CET (30min duration): The Power of Visual Storytelling for Scientific Communication Presented by Giovan Peyrotty Making complex scientific topics accessible to diverse audiences remains a central challenge. Since human understanding is strongly shaped by emotions, communication strategies that foster curiosity and […]
The next GLEON GSA Limnoseries will take place on February 17 at 7:00 UTC / 15:00 CST (half hour duration). Temperature and nutrient sensitivity of denitrification: their interconnected and combined effects in a shallow eutrophic lake Presented by Muhammad Numan Ali Nitrogen pollution and GHG emissions, especially in aquatic environments, are critical global concerns. My […]
The next GLEON GSA Limnoseries will take place on November 27 at 15:00 CET / 14:00 UTC (1 hour duration). Drivers and impacts of long-term change in the birthplace of Limnology Presented by Bastiaan Ibelings In the 19th century Alphonse Forel wrote a book with the title Le Léman (Lake Geneva). A book full of […]
Presented by Thomas Shannon This workshop will focus on developing strategies for writing productive and successful scientific research proposals. We will focus on: 1) finding grants and navigating the diverse international granting landscape, 2) strategies for developing clear, concise, and compelling writing; 3) developing a "skeleton" for your grant application, going over the critical (and […]
Presented by Daniel Chilton Shallow lakes and lagoons typically exist in either an ecologically healthy, clear water state, or a degraded turbid water state. Wind-induced sediment resuspension can be important in maintaining a shallow lagoon in a degraded state. This presentation examines how wind-induced sediment resuspension contributes to the degraded state of the Coorong, South […]
Data QC: Before Starting Everything Should be in Order Presented by Shajar Regev An important part of our work is handling data. Gathering data from various sources, consolidating, preparing it for analysis and using it as an input for models. This part of the work is usually tedious. This workshop deals with the tedious work […]
