In this post, a full online statistics course by Ralf B. Schäfer and Eduard Szöcs is announced. Continue reading
Stats is coming home
Yale Environment Review post about Landau study
Yale University’s student blog “Yale Environment Review” posts about meta-analysis on global pesticide concentrations. Continue reading
You are what you eat – continued
In this post, we talk about our recently published paper “Waterborne toxicity and diet-related effects of fungicides in the key leaf shredder Gammarus fossarum (Crustacea; Amphipoda)”. Continue reading
What are you working on? Part II: Working group “Quantitative Landscape Ecology”
In this new series of posts, research teams/groups of Landau’s Institute of Environmental Sciences introduce their Ecotoxicology-related research. This time: the group “Quantitative Landscape Ecology” Continue reading
Course on toxic effects modelling at University of Copenhagen
In August, 2016 the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, offers an interesting course on dynamic modelling of toxic effects. Continue reading
5th Young Environmental Scientists (YES) Meeting
The SETAC North America Student Advisory Council (NASAC) is excited to announce the 5th Young Environmental Scientists (YES) Meeting, which will be from February 28th – March 2nd, 2016 at the University of Florida! Continue reading
SETAC GLB best thesis award
The Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry’s (SETAC) German Language Branch (GLB) is awarding a prize for 2015’s best diploma or master thesis as well as for the best dissertation thesis that has been prepared at a University in Germany, Switzerland or Austria. Continue reading
What are you working on? Part I: Team “Functional Aquatic Ecotoxicology”
In this new series of posts, research teams/groups of Landau’s Institute of Environmental Sciences introduce their Ecotoxicology-related research. This time: the team “Functional Aquatic Ecotoxicology” Continue reading
pH triggers the fate of some pesticides – but which pH is relevant for Europe?
In this post, Mirco Bundschuh talks about a recent paper that uncovers the pH-range relevant for surface waters that receive pesticide input in Europe.
Semester Program of the KHG
Every semester the KHG (Catholic student community) organises a lot of events for students. All events are open to all students – no matter their faith or belief. Continue reading