LAKES: Past, present and future of alpine lakes
Institute of Earth Surface Dynamics
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 MoreThought large lakes could not endure regime shifts? Our latest study by Rosalie Bruel used long-sediment cores to show that the luxuriant macrophytes forests described by Forel were lost just …
Lake Geneva : the one you see now is quite different from the one Forel saw Read MoreDon’t be mistaken. Things are not so quiet underneath the ice of frozen lakes… Some zooplankton species can persist under lake ice, but how do they cope with the extremely …
Do food webs persist under lake ice? Read MorePost-doctoral position in application of hybrid modelling to lake carbon dynamics click here for more information
Open position: application before 30.11.2020 Read MoreEpilimnion is the surface layer of a lake typically characterised as well-mixed and is decoupled from the “metalimnion” due to a rapid change in density. The depth of this layer …
New publication : delimiting the epilimnion depth is not that easy Read More