By Tamara Stuij (ESR at the University of Aveiro, Portugal) For my project I am setting up a multifactorial microcosm experiment to explore the dynamic nature of coral reef bacterial communities. In this blog post
By Elsa B. Girard and Mike Hynes (ESRs at Naturalis Biodiversity Center) Since September, Elsa and Mike left home on a part-time basis to do lab work at Naturalis Biodiversity Center. Not only do they
By Leonardo Bertini (ESR at Natural History Museum London) I had a closer look at some of the samples that Prof. Willem Renema’s team from Naturalis sorted for me. Without doing any analyses or anything, there
By Leonardo Bertini (ESR at Natural History Museum London) Since being in lockdown, the Natural History Museum London has continued to work with our partner institutions and collaborators. The pandemic hasn’t stopped us from working
By Leonardo Bertini (ESR at Natural History Museum London) After many months of working from home, I was very excited to get to visit the Natural History Museum (NHM) collections to look at some specimens
By Leonardo Bertini (ESR at Natural History Museum London) In academia, we often do not associate the term ‘resilience’ with one’s individual ability to cope with challenging situations. Interestingly, if you ask an environmental scientist
Elsa B. Girard is based at Naturalis Biodiversity Center in the Netherlands, and her research is focused on the temporal biodiversity of large benthic foraminifera (LBF) assemblages. Watch this movie to learn more about her
Ocean Maps, a privately held Austrian surveying company, is a beneficiary of the 4D-REEF programme hosting one of the Early Stage Researchers, Roberto Giudici. They are contributing to the 4D-REEF programme with their cutting-edge interactive
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