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Late Lunch Talk by Peter Kennedy, Professor at the University of Minnesota
Late Lunch Talk by Helene Lampe (EBE)
Open lectures on life under water, from a oceanographic, governance and biological perspective. With Tor Eldevik, University of Bergen, Elana Wilson Rowe, Norwegian University of Life Sciences/Norwegian Institute of International Affairs and Malin Pinsky, University of California Santa Cruz.
Late Lunch Talk by Linus Schonhowd (IBV)
Late Lunch Talk by Lex Nederbragt (CEES)
Late Lunch Talk by Viola Kerekes (Hortobágy National Park Directorate)
Late Lunch Talk by Robin Pranter (MPI EvolBio)
Late Lunch Talk by Britt Heidinger (North Dakota State University)
Late Lunch Talk by Franck Lejzerowicz (CEES)
Late Lunch Talk by Geir Ottersen (Institute of Marine Research and CEES)
Late Lunch Talk by Nicolò Tellini (CEES)
Late Lunch Talk by Søren Nørrekær Mortensen (Centre for Global Sustainability, UiO)
Late Lunch Talk by Cassandra Elphinstone (University of Oslo)
Late Lunch Talk by Hendrik Bartolomaeus (University Hospital Würzburg)
Late Lunch Talk by Samantha López Clinton (Swedish Museum of Natural History, Centre for Palaeogenetics, Stockholm University)
Late Lunch Talk by Joy Banik (CEES)
Late Lunch Talk by Matteo Nava (University of Milan)
The main goal of the Conservation Bioacoustics Forum is to begin a conversation among Nordic bioacoustics researchers, as well as with folks interested in incorporating bioacoustics into their research. We envision the Forum as a first step towards building a community of bioacoustics researchers who wish to make conservation impact in Norway and the Nordics. We also welcome researchers/engineers with skills in data science/AI, signal processing, acoustics, or related fields who are interested in collaboration with ecology/conservation researchers.
Late Lunch Talk by Sanne Boessenkool, CEES, and David K. Wright, UiO Archaeology
Late Lunch Talk by Bin Sun (CEES)
Open lectures on biodiversity from ants to ocean life, and how taxonomy helps us understand ecology and evolution. With Corrie S. Moreau, Cornell University, and Torsten H. Struck, University of Oslo.
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aba1289
Open lectures on the prerequisites for life, the origin and evolution of life, and the possibilities of life elsewhere in the universe by Trond H. Torsvik, Sarah Johnson, Liv Hornekær, and Tue Hassenkam. The event will be held in English.
https://www.nature.com/articles/nmicrobiol20153
At this inaugural Conservation Ecology Forum meeting, we will have two short presentations of ongoing projects that aim to understand how the interactions between different environmental factors and forest management practices can affect forest ecosystem functions (biodiversity, landscape connectivity, carbon storage), and how forest management can help to reduce biodiversity loss.
by Etienne Lalechère & Håvard Kauserud