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LAKES: Past, present and future of alpine lakes

Institute of Earth Surface Dynamics

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    • Prof. Marie-Elodie Perga
    • Dr Tomy Doda
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    • 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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  • 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: April 2021

New paper led by Marttiina just fresh out from the press

16 April 202116 April 2021 - by Marie-Elodie Perga

We expect that the main components of global change (excessive nutrient inputs, climate warming) will modify the concentrations of CO2 in lakes and then their contributions to CO2 emissions. But, …

New paper led by Marttiina just fresh out from the press Read More

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