News

1. 02.10.2014

   New publication by Fabian Beermann

   We congratulate Fabian Beermann for publishing a new paper in Biogeochemistry. This paper gives a detailed overview on the limiting and available nutrients (N,P,K) within soils of the arctic polygonal tundra. By using a stoichiometric approach Fabian's work emphasizes the potentially limiting role...

2. 21.08.2014

   New publication by Armine Avagyan

   We congratulate Armine Avagyan for publishing a new paper in the renowned journal Wetlands. Her work is investigating the spatial as well as the temporal dynamics of pore-water biogeochemistry in soils of a boreal river valley mire in Northwest Russia. This paper shows large spatial variablity of...

3. 05.08.2014

   Jens-Arne Subke from Stirling visits the Cluster of Excellence

   We welcome Dr. Jens-Arne Subke from the University of Stirling (Scotland), who visits the Cluster of Excellence till the end of December. Dr. Subke is Senior Lecturer in ecosystem ecology at the University of Stirling, and his expertise is the investigation of biogeochemical cycles in terrestrial...

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   09.07.2014

   Benjamin Runkle switches to the University of Arkansas

   This August Dr. Benjamin Runkle, who is currently working as part of the CliSAP Research Group “Regional Hydrology in Terrestrial Systems,” will switch to the University of Arkansas, USA.

5. 05.06.2014

   Xu Liang on Challenges and Opportunities of Large-Scale Land Surface Modeling for Climate Studies

   We welcome Xu Liang from the University of Pittsburgh for a seminar and short visit at the Institute of Soil Science and the KlimaCampus, 23-24 Jun. Xu Liang is presenting a talk entitled: Challenges and Opportunities of Large-Scale Land Surface Modeling for Climate Studies: A Personal Perspective....

6. 01.06.2014

   New publication by Armine Avagyan

   We congratulate Armine Avagyan for publishing a new paper in the Journal of Hydrology. Armine’s work demonstrates how to use and calibrate a field-portable photospectrometer for estimating dissolved organic carbon in remote environments.

7. 29.05.2014

   Springflood hits Samoylov Island

   Our expedition group who is currently working in the Lena River Delta has seen a very high spring flood of the Lena River. This annual event and details of its presence on Samoylov Island in the Lena River Delta this year can be found on the CarboPerm project blog.

8. 24.04.2014

   Expedition LENA 2014

   Our group's participation in the Expedition LENA 2014 kicked off this year in late April. Our research group is returning to Siberia’s Lena River Delta in a long-term investigation of the permafrost’s response to global change. We investigate the greenhouse gas fluxes of CO₂, CH₄, and N₂O as well as...