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GreenHAB i Glasgow

GreenHAB i Glasgow

I slutningen af februar 2026 deltog GreenHAB-postdoktorerne Cora, Domi og Sam i Ocean Sciences Meeting i Glasgow, Storbritannien. I et forsøg på at samle forskere fra overlappende fagområder, der alle har en bred interesse i de økologiske konsekvenser af et hurtigt forandrende Arktis, var de ordstyrere for en session med titlen »Arktiske planktonfællesskabers reaktioner på klimaforandringer og indvirkningen på økosystemets funktion«.

Der var stor interesse for sessionen, som omfattede otte fantastiske mundtlige præsentationer (klik her for at se sessionens abstract og talere) samt tolv forskningsplakater (klik her for at se plakatudstillerne).

Det var fantastisk at have så mange forskere med fælles interesser samlet for at skabe forbindelser og udveksle viden og resultater.

Tak til alle, der indsendte abstracts, deltog og overværede sessionen.

The session panel (left to right): Sam, Cora, and Domi
The session panel (left to right): Sam, Cora, and Domi
HIFMB colleague, Avril von Hoyningen-Huene, presenting her research on “Resilience of temperate and polar phytoplankton to the Arctic seasons”
HIFMB colleague, Avril von Hoyningen-Huene, presenting her research on “Resilience of temperate and polar phytoplankton to the Arctic seasons”
The session panel, joined by Klara Wolf, a colleague from the BMFTR’s YESSS project who presented her work on “YESSS – Year-round ecosystem dynamics in an Arctic fjord and the role of phytoplankton resting stages in surviving warming winters”
The session panel, joined by Klara Wolf, a colleague from the BMFTR’s YESSS project who presented her work on “YESSS – Year-round ecosystem dynamics in an Arctic fjord and the role of phytoplankton resting stages in surviving warming winters”
Domi presenting some of her GreenHAB research: “Functional traits of arctic and boreal species to predict harmful algal blooms in a changing environment”
Domi presenting some of her GreenHAB research: “Functional traits of arctic and boreal species to predict harmful algal blooms in a changing environment”
Cora presenting some of her GreenHAB research: “Multi-Year Shifts in Harmful Algal Blooms in a Warming Arctic: Insights from Disko Bay, West Greenland”
Cora presenting some of her GreenHAB research: “Multi-Year Shifts in Harmful Algal Blooms in a Warming Arctic: Insights from Disko Bay, West Greenland”