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Agenda
08:30
Socializing
Socializing on High Fidelity
09:00
Welcome
Speaker: Bodil & Signe
09:10
Keynote - Eric Allan
Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning: from experiments to the real world and back again
09:40
Flash talks
Speakers:1. Insight on shrub responses to environmental changes: The Juniper case.Lucrezia Unterholzner, University of Padua2. The potential of rewilding in Danish Nature National Parks.Marianne Bergin, Aarhus University3. Does human disturbance lead to biotic homogenization? A review of the evidence from a biodiversity hotspot.Daniel Maurenza, Universidade Federal do Rio de janeiro4. Generalized immunity of immune evolved flies : dealing with two pathogen at a timeAparajita, Indian Institute of...
Speakers:
1. Insight on shrub responses to environmental changes: The Juniper case.
Lucrezia Unterholzner, University of Padua
2. The potential of rewilding in Danish Nature National Parks.
Marianne Bergin, Aarhus University
3. Does human disturbance lead to biotic homogenization? A review of the evidence from a biodiversity hotspot.
Daniel Maurenza, Universidade Federal do Rio de janeiro
4. Generalized immunity of immune evolved flies : dealing with two pathogen at a time
Aparajita, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Mohali
5. Discussion in break out rooms
view more1. Insight on shrub responses to environmental changes: The Juniper case.
Lucrezia Unterholzner, University of Padua
2. The potential of rewilding in Danish Nature National Parks.
Marianne Bergin, Aarhus University
3. Does human disturbance lead to biotic homogenization? A review of the evidence from a biodiversity hotspot.
Daniel Maurenza, Universidade Federal do Rio de janeiro
4. Generalized immunity of immune evolved flies : dealing with two pathogen at a time
Aparajita, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Mohali
5. Discussion in break out rooms
10:40
Break
Socializing on High Fidelity
11:00
Talks
Speakers:
1. The effect of commercial reed harvest on invertebrate biomass and diversity.
Line Holm Andersen, Aalborg University
2. Herbarium data out performs citizen science phenology data in detecting response of flowering time to climate change in Denmark.
Natalie Iwanycki Ahlstrand, Natural History Museum of Denmark & Copenhagen University
3. Simple attributes predict the value of plants as hosts to fungal and arthropod communities.
Hans Henrik Bruun, Copenhagen University
1. The effect of commercial reed harvest on invertebrate biomass and diversity.
Line Holm Andersen, Aalborg University
2. Herbarium data out performs citizen science phenology data in detecting response of flowering time to climate change in Denmark.
Natalie Iwanycki Ahlstrand, Natural History Museum of Denmark & Copenhagen University
3. Simple attributes predict the value of plants as hosts to fungal and arthropod communities.
Hans Henrik Bruun, Copenhagen University
12:00
Keynote - Adria LeBoeuf
The evolution of a social circulatory system: from mutualism to distributed communication
12:30
Lunch break
Socializing on High Fidelity
13:00
Keynote - Marina Semchenko
Local adaptation in grassland plants: consequences for community assembly and evolutionary potential
13:30
Flash talks
Speakers:1. Applying plant ecology to agriculture: Allometry and yield stability of cereals.Jacob Weiner, University of Copenhagen2. Impact of experimental soil moisture manipulation on tropical tree seedling demographic fates and functional traits.Roel Lammerant, Uppsala University3. Shrub and bryophyte vegetation control microclimatic offset in arctic tundra.Jonathan von Oppen, Aarhus University4. Early summer temperature and precipitation (but not sea surface temperature) influence Juniperus ...
Speakers:
1. Applying plant ecology to agriculture: Allometry and yield stability of cereals.
Jacob Weiner, University of Copenhagen
2. Impact of experimental soil moisture manipulation on tropical tree seedling demographic fates and functional traits.
Roel Lammerant, Uppsala University
3. Shrub and bryophyte vegetation control microclimatic offset in arctic tundra.
Jonathan von Oppen, Aarhus University
4. Early summer temperature and precipitation (but not sea surface temperature) influence Juniperus growth at Faroe Islands.
Angela L. Prendin, Aarhus University
5. Break out rooms
view more1. Applying plant ecology to agriculture: Allometry and yield stability of cereals.
Jacob Weiner, University of Copenhagen
2. Impact of experimental soil moisture manipulation on tropical tree seedling demographic fates and functional traits.
Roel Lammerant, Uppsala University
3. Shrub and bryophyte vegetation control microclimatic offset in arctic tundra.
Jonathan von Oppen, Aarhus University
4. Early summer temperature and precipitation (but not sea surface temperature) influence Juniperus growth at Faroe Islands.
Angela L. Prendin, Aarhus University
5. Break out rooms
14:30
Break
Break out rooms
14:50
Talks
Speakers:
1. Predicting landscape-scale natural tree recruitment in tropical agricultural landscapes: the value of species-specific tree crown maps and land ownership data.
Christina Barber, Boise State University
2. Introduced herbivores restore Late Pleistocene ecological functions.
Erick Lundgren, Aarhus University
1. Predicting landscape-scale natural tree recruitment in tropical agricultural landscapes: the value of species-specific tree crown maps and land ownership data.
Christina Barber, Boise State University
2. Introduced herbivores restore Late Pleistocene ecological functions.
Erick Lundgren, Aarhus University
15:30
General assembly
Speakers: Bodil & Signe
16:00
Keynote - Elisabeth S. Bakker
Rewilding degraded landscapes: restoring natural processes to improve biodiversity
16:30
Goodbye
Speakers: Bodil & Signe
16:40
17:10
Social small talk
High Fidelity