Volunteers conducted a survey of residents in the sea around Denmark
2021.07.23 — Biologists from Aarhus University and the University of Copenhagen have studied the environmental DNA in water samples collected simultaneously by 370 volunteers on two occasions from almost 100 sites along the Danish coast. The combination of citizen science and environmental DNA has provided an effective overview of biodiversity in Danish coastal waters.
2021.07.06 — In the Mojave and Sonoran deserts, feral donkeys and horses dig wells that are sometimes as deep as two meters. These wells, though being the product of invasive species, actually benefit the ecosystem greatly.
Assistant professor Elizabeth le Roux receives AIAS Associate Fellowship
2021.07.05 — Elizabeth le Roux is a recently hired tenure track assistant professor at the Department of Biology exploring large mammal impacts on ecosystem structure and function, particularly in African savannas. In addition to the special recognition, this 3-year-fellowship supports the researcher’s possibilities to establish interdisciplinary collaboration by getting access to the AIAS community and facilities. Read more about the AIAS Associate Fellows: https://aias.au.dk/opportunities-at-aias/aias-associates/
