Next event:
9.04.2024, Essential Biodiversity Variables (EBVs), Online.9.04.2024
For this goal, MoSTFun unites scientists,
biomonitoring experts and conservation
professionals.
It will perform new and specific
sampling campaigns and reanalyze samples from existing biomonitoring programs, focusing mainly
on DNA samples in both approaches. MoSTFun will establish collaborations with these biomonitoring
programs to identify and use synergies but also to ensure that the tools and knowledge generated can be integrated into the very different types of
existing monitoring programs.
Titolo se esiste
I’m a stream ecologist with a focus on functional biodiversity and ecosystem processes. I mainly use detritus-based food webs of streams to study how these elements of ecosystems are interlinked and modified by anthropogenic change. I established a laboratory to study all aspects of the biodiversity,ecology and biogeography of aquatic hyphomycetes, a diverse but understudied group of freshwater saprobic fungi. I use knowledge gained from these studies in collaborative projects with international partners and stakeholders, for instance to develop functional bioindicators.
andreas.bruder@supsi.ch
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organized
I am a freshwater ecologist particularly fond of fungi. I want to understand how global changes can determine microbial communities diversity and activity and how that impacts freshwater ecosystem functioning. My interests include the effects of temperature, nutrient enrichment, biodiversity changes, fungicides, multiple stressors... My work range from lab to field work, from small tubes to mesocosms and streams. I use microscopy- and molecular-based techniques to assess microbial diversity. I am actively working towards aquatic fungi conservation and monitoring as a member of Biodiversa+ projects FUNACTION and MoSTFun and Co-chair of IUCN SSC Aquatic Fungi Specialist Group.
isabel.fernandes@supsi.ch
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I'm a PhD student at UZH with affiliations with Eawag and IM-SUPSI. My project aims to quantify and model aquatic fungi biodiversity in different habitats.
red.calore@supsi.ch
The Most organized
I’m a stream ecologist with a focus on functional biodiversity and ecosystem processes. I mainly use detritus-based food webs of streams to study how these elements of ecosystems are interlinked and modified by anthropogenic change. I established a laboratory to study all aspects of the biodiversity,ecology and biogeography of aquatic hyphomycetes, a diverse but understudied group of freshwater saprobic fungi. I use knowledge gained from these studies in collaborative projects with international partners and stakeholders, for instance to develop functional bioindicators.
andreas.bruder@supsi.ch
The Most
organized
MoSTFun is one of the 33 projects funded in the Biodiversa+ and the European Union joint call for projects in 2022 on “Improved transnational monitoring of biodiversity and ecosystem change for science and society” (BiodivMon). Biodiversa+ is the European Biodiversity Partnership supporting excellent research on biodiversity with an impact for society and policy. This call represents a financial commitment of more than 46 million Euro from the participating countries and co-funding from the European Commission.
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