Finale Ergebnisse des 3. sDiv Calls
Hinweis für die Medien: Die von iDiv bereitgestellten Bilder dürfen ausschließlich für die Berichterstattung im Zusammenhang mit dieser Medienmitteilung und unter Angabe des/der Urhebers/in verwendet werden.
Uns erreichten im Zuge des 3. sDiv Calls zahlreiche Proposals von hoher wissenschaftliche Qualität. Nach langer interner Prüfung und Diskussion hat das sDiv-Komitee entschieden 9 internationale Workshops und 2 individuelle Postdoktoranden-Projekte zu fördern. Nachfolgend eine Auflistung der Projekte:
International workshops:
"Quantifying biodiversity change through time (sChange)”
main applicants:
Sarah R. Supp (University of Wisconsin-Madison) and
Maria Dornelas (University of St Andrews)
"Towards understanding the causes and consequences of epigenetic diversity (sEpiDiv)”
main applicants:
Katrin Heer and
Lars Opgenoorth (both University of Marburg)
"Scaling shrub expansion from site to biome Manuscript finalization working group" (sTUNDRA II)"
main applicants:
Isla H. Myers-Smith (University of Edinburgh) and
Anne Bjorkman (iDiv)
"Global Changes in Marine Plankton Diversity and Productivity (sMarD)"
main applicants:
Aleksandra M. Lewandowska (University of Oldenburg) and
Boris Worm (Dalhousie University)
"Community Assembly and the Functioning of Ecosystems in Open Systems (sCAFE)"
main applicants:
S.K. Morgan Ernest (Utah State University) and
Mathew Leibold (University of Texas at Austin)
"Synthesis on Pollen Limitation and Terrestrial biodiversity (sPlat)"
main applicants:
Tiffany Knight (Washington University, iDiv),
Tia-Lynn Ashman (University of Pittsburgh) and
Janette Steets (Oklahoma State University)
"Linking ecological stoichiometry with environment‐diversity‐productivity relationships in grasslands (sToichNutNet)"
main applicants:
Elizabeth Borer (University of Minnesota) and
Anne Ebeling (University of Jena)
"Expanding Neo-Chessonian coexistence theory towards a stochastic theory for species rich communities (sNiche)"
main applicants:
Thorsten Wiegand (UFZ) and
Stan W. Harpole (iDiv)
"Functional Information: its potential for quantifying biodiversity and its relation to ecosystem functioning. Function, Information and Biodiversity (sFIND)"
main applicants:
Keith Farnsworth (Queen’s University Belfast) and
Ivo Große (University of Halle/ Saale)
Individual Postdoc projects:
"Drivers of plant diversity across spatiotemporal scales: integrating ecological, evolutionary and environmental processes”
Postdoc:
Juliano Sarmento Cabral (University of Göttingen)
"Assessing extinction: Crossover of geometrical, macroecological and Bayesian perspectives”
Postdoc:
Petr Keil (Charles University in Prague)
