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Most experiments do not correspond to projected climate scenarios › more
Recent study proves: Forests that are more diverse are also more productive and more resilient › more
Rebekka Sontowski (iDiv, FSU) honored for her outreach activities of the MIE group › more
The 5th iDiv Summer School on “Citizen Science – Innovation in Open Science, Society and Policy” took place from 21 to 28 August 2019 › more
iDiv researchers calculated the economic value of local fisheries and the impact of fishing agreements and climate change › more
Open-access journal follows exceptionally fair approach › more
Researchers analyse EU Commission reform plans for the CAP › more
With increasingly isolated habitats, complex food webs are deconstructed from top to bottom. › more
International research team investigates mechanisms of forest biodiversity in Hawaiian archipelago › more
Media release by the Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg › more
Joint media release by the State Ministries of Science of Saxony, Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt › more
Fredd Vergara (right), postdoctoral researcher at Molecular Interaction Ecology and EcoMetEoR, received the 2019 Metabolites Travel Awards sponsored by MDPI Metabolites for his presentation at the… › more
Media release by the Saxon State Ministry of Finance › more
They activate a specific cell receptor › more
From 24 May to 1 September the Botanical Garden of the University of Jena presents “Garten findet Stadt”, an exhibition on urban gardening. › more
Predators play key role in the stability of ecosystems › more
Martin Quaas gave inaugural lecture for his new iDiv professorship › more
World Biodiversity Council IPBES presents long-awaited Global Assessment. › more
Restoration success depends on regeneration potentials › more
The prize, endowed with 1,000.00 euros ... › more
Data bases often underfunded › more
It has been published under a CC-BY license › more
UFZ study reveals link between increasing yields and biodiversity › more
Soil activity decreases nevertheless › more
New puzzle piece in scientific debate › more
Halle, Leipzig, Göttingen. The more plant species live in grasslands and forests, the more insect species find a habitat there. However, the presence of more plant species does not only increase… › more
For outstanding achievements in basic research › more
Also in neighbouring habitat patches species are lost › more
First Europe-wide study relating population trends of birds to their diet › more
Research team evaluates global biodiversity data – with surprising resultsLeipzig. After conducting comprehensive studies, an international team of researchers led by Leipzig University and the iDiv… › more
Developed under the auspices of the Group on Earth Observations Biodiversity Observation Network (GEO BON) › more
This news item is only available in German. › more
Human impact reduces the behavioral repertoire of chimpanzees › more
The new building will be complete by March 2020. › more
Population and economic growth offset improvement of environmental balance of land use › more
This news item is only available in German. › more
New statistical model eliminates blank spaces › more
Document calls for the involvement of all relevant players › more
Award of the Research Academy Leipzig › more
Tobacco plants gain an advantage by the timely sending of hungry caterpillars to the competition › more
More living organisms on our bodies and in our homes could help in combatting diseases - if we let them live › more
