https://svenska.yle.fi/a/7-10042018
Author: cpansch
Joao B. Gusmao, new Team member
Nice advert of our latest publication
First BaltVib sampling for Vibrio bacteria in 7°C cold water
This was the first for 6 Vibrio bacteria sampling in the framework of the BaltVib project with support from Victor Fernandez Juarez from UCPH in Denmark.
Congratulations to Fabian Wolf as new Dr. in the team
Fabian has successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis with us; CONGRATULATIONS Fabian. And I am happy that we continue working with you in Finland now for the summer.
+ a short visit to the Kiel Indoor Mesocosms and the Rhodomonas culture before heading back to Finland
Mesocosm experiment set up and started at AWI-Sylt
It was great to join the team at AWI-Sylt with Lukas Meysick, Maren Staniek, and Lisa Shama to set up an exciting experiment on the role of trait diversity in soft-sediment communities’ for their resilience to marine heatwaves. Thanks also to Petra and Tim for the great support.
EMB Researcher Days 2022 at Husö
We had many excellent discussions at our internal Åbo Akademi University – Environmental and Marine Biology Researcher Days 2022 at Husö this spring
Great discussions at the MARE-Madeira Symposium, in Funchal, Madeira, Portugal
We had great discussions on: Improving inference of multiple-stressors impacts on coastal benthic ecosystems through the lenses of mesocosm facilities during three days April 26-28, 2022
In a great team
Webpage on the BaltVib is finally out
2-year Postdoc position Turku, Finland
Come join us in our team on Experimental Ecology for a 2-year postdoc at Abo Akademi University in Turku Finland, starting 1.1.2022, or as soon as possible thereafter.
The research is part of the BiodivERsA project BaltVib: Pathogenic Vibrio bacteria in the current and future Baltic Sea waters: mitigating the problem funded by the Academy of Finland and the European Union. The work will be carried out at the subject Environmental and Marine Biology at Abo Akademi University in close collaboration with project partners in Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, Sweden, and Denmark. Experiments will be conducted at our field station the Archipelago Centre Korpoström, two hours southwest of Turku in the heart of the Archipelago Sea (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve). We will simulate simplified benthic hard- and soft-bottom community assemblages with or without blue mussels (Mytilus spp.), macrophytes (Fucus vesiculosus) and eelgrass (Zostera marina), all abundant and important ecosystem engineers in most parts of the Baltic. Bacterioplankton will be analyzed, and pathogenic and non-pathogenic subgroups will be identified in collaboration with the BaltVib partner institutions.
The application should be submitted by Friday 5 November 2021 at 12:00 (Finnish time) to: Project Researcher within project BaltVib
Information on the subject Environmental and Marine Biology can be found here: https://www.abo.fi/en/miljo-och-marinbiologi-forskning-och-personal/
Information regarding our research group can be found here: http://pansch-research.com