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LAKES: Past, present and future of alpine lakes

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    • Prof. Marie-Elodie Perga
    • Dr Tomy Doda
    • Dr Santona Khatun
    • Dr Nicolas Escoffier
    • Isabel Herr
    • Nischal Devkota
    • Wyndel Sañoza
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    • GEN_Z. Quantifying the Zooplankton link in lakes: Lake GENeva as a sandbox
      • INFORMATIONS SUR l’EXCLUSION DE NAVIGATION SUR LE LEMAN
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    • Peri-alpine lakes vulnerability to climate change
    • CARBOGEN
    • Processes under the Ice
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  • News
  • About the LAKES’group
    • Prof. Marie-Elodie Perga
    • Dr Tomy Doda
    • Dr Santona Khatun
    • Dr Nicolas Escoffier
    • Isabel Herr
    • Nischal Devkota
    • Wyndel Sañoza
  • Our philosophy
  • On-going research projects
    • GEN_Z. Quantifying the Zooplankton link in lakes: Lake GENeva as a sandbox
      • INFORMATIONS SUR l’EXCLUSION DE NAVIGATION SUR LE LEMAN
    • High-altitude watersheds
    • Peri-alpine lakes vulnerability to climate change
    • CARBOGEN
    • Processes under the Ice
  • Team’s publications
  • Media
  • Topics for Bachelors and Masters’ theses
  • Contact

Month: February 2018

Open PhD position in lake biogeochemistry

23 February 20186 March 2018 - by Marie-Elodie Perga

Open PhD position in biogeochemical limnology: A balanced Carbon budget for Lake Geneva (Switzerland)   Keywords: lakes, carbon cycle, biogeochemistry, CO2, dissolved inorganic and organic carbon, fluxes, metabolism. The PhD …

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