DNA metabarcoding to access the concealed biodiversity and the status of the taxonomic coverage of different diatom groups in Antarctica and the Arctic, and 4.) to provide the hitherto most comprehensive [...] approach will for the first time clarify if and how marine benthic diatoms of the shallow coastal waters of Antarctica and the Arctic are different (degree of endemism), which factors influence the spatial di [...] at the sediment/water interface as well as stabilizer of sediment surfaces by the excretion of sticky extracellular polymeric substances. Although marine benthic diatoms are a key component in the food

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RDM network At the University of Rostock, there are a number of stakeholders involved in research data management. At the University Library and the IT an Media Center, we work together to develop practical [...] ten Taskforce research data The Taskforce research data was commissioned by the University of Rostock Senate to develop a strategy for research data management (RDM) at the University of Rostock and to [...] application in the humanities. ORDS in MV Open Reproducible Data Science and Statistics (ORDS) is a scientific network in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. DKMV As part of the Digitalisation Agreement, the establishment

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round) ► The ship was our world, Rostock Maritime Museum (until 25 May) May May 6 May, 7 p.m., lecture, Dr Florian Ostrop The case of Josef Jakubowski - an execution in Strelitz and the fight for the death [...] : Baltic Sea refugees in the Stasi's sights. Border regime and refugee movement on the GDR Baltic coast, House of the Guest, Kirchdorf auf Poel Ongoing exhibitions in MV: ► The case of Josef Jakubowski [...] September, 7 p.m., guided tour by the curators ‘The wandering professor’ for the special exhibition on Gottlob Frege, SCHABBELL, Wismar 15 Sept., 5 p.m., opening of the exhibition Avenues in Pomerania and

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along the Warnow, this scenic excursion takes approximately 45 minutes. Upon arrival, the evening is then free for you to enjoy the promenade, its shops, restaurants, and cafes. And, of course, the beach [...] University is one of the oldest universities in Germany. Located at the Baltic Sea it is a great place to study, research, live, and dwell, and a unique conference venue. In hosting the DGfA annual meeting [...] contribute to the university’s long tradition as a space for academic exchange and we hope you will enjoy the Hanseatic city of Rostock as much as we do. Accommodation Accommodation During the summer months

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parasitic phase within the plant tissue. A few days later another major nutritional change occurs: the switch to the sporulation phase, during which the fungi synthesize storage substances of the spores. We are [...] these sequences represents a basis for disease diagnosis. The aim of the current work is the design of PCR primers from the ITS sequences that allow the identification of different soil-borne pathogens of legumes [...] distinguish between necrotrophs which colonize the host tissue by immediately killing the cells - and biotrophs which are growing on living host tissue only. Fungi of the latter group obtain their nutrients from

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is one of the major environmental problems of the Baltic Sea. At the same time there is a need for a transition from a fossil based to a sustainable bio-based society. The project focuses on the removal [...] description The main objective of the COASTAL Biogas project is to provide solutions based on anaerobic digestion of cast seaweed to coastal regions to tackle eutrophication, contribute to the transition [...] removal of nutrients from the Baltic Sea by collecting cast seaweed to counteract eutrophication. The seaweed will be used as a co-substrate for anaerobic digestion. Furthermore, the digestate can replace artificial

https://www.auf.uni-rostock.de/en/professuren/a-g/aw/forschung/projekte/abgeschlossene-projekte-beispiele/coastal-biogas/

plinary research project examines the perception of loneliness in Germany at the interface of sociology and psychology. The central research questions are: How is the perception of loneliness distributed [...] -K., The Loneliness of the Afro-diasporic Community in Germany, poster pitch, Annual Meeting of the German Association of Demography (DGD), Hamburg (Germany) Wissenschaftstransfer [transfer to the public]: [...] Are there special risk groups in society? What are the social and political implications of this? A recent subproject examines the well-being of the Afro-diasporic community in Germany in comparison to

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1038/s41586-022-05320-w The loss of biodiversity as one of the most critical environmental problems. The Nature article, published in October 2022, sheds light on this problem on the basis of over 7000 s [...] local and regional scales. Summarizing the changes by decade shows that the inequality in the mean change in species cover of losers and winners diverged as early as the 1960s. We conclude that changes in [...] semi-permanent vegetation plots collected over almost 100 years. Worldwide, the extinction of many taxa is well documented. However, at the local level, studies do not always reflect this global trend. Extended

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diatoms in Polar Regions, yet, have to be studied, as well as the presence of the mycoloop in marine environments. Therefore, the main questions of the present proposal are: How relevant are parasitic interactions [...] ecologically immensely successful, and probably the most abundant mode of biotic interactions and nutrition in the world ocean’s pelagic zone, while the Polar Regions and benthic habitats remain largely [...] and does global warming has the potential to change these interactions? This fundamental gap of knowledge will be closed with a focus on the following goals to be studied for the first time: (i) to survey

https://www.angewandteoekologie.uni-rostock.de/en/research/projects/current-projects/ecological-role-of-fungal-parasites-on-benthic-diatoms-of-polar-coastal-waters/

occur. Most spectacular are the “tepuis” which form huge isolated mountains on the Guyana shield. Characterized by very steep vertical sides they may tower over 1500m above the surrounding landscape. They [...] bare limestone rocks occur in both temperate (e.g. on the Balkan Peninsula) and tropical regions. Spectacular examples from the tropics are the cone and tower karsts formations in Cuba (known as “mogotes”) [...] flora which is adapted to extremely low amounts of nutrients. Similar in appearance are the table mountains of the West African Fouta Djallon highland. Ferricretes/Cangas Little information is available

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