Groningen Institute for Evolutionary Life Sciences
Address: | Nijenborgh 7 9747 AG Groningen The Netherlands |
Employees
Gervais, N., PhD
Assistant Professor and Rosalind Franklin Fellow in behavioural and cognitive neuroscience
Assistant Professor and Rosalind Franklin Fellow in behavioural and cognitive neuroscience
Greggain-Mohr, J.
Education Coordinator – ENLIGHT Project / Policy Advisor - Students and Education Strategy
Education Coordinator – ENLIGHT Project / Policy Advisor - Students and Education Strategy
Leung, K., PhD
Integrating fundamental and applied research across biological control, conservation, and polyploidy to understand major evolutionary paradigms and benefit the environment. Also advocating for diversity in evolutionary science.
Integrating fundamental and applied research across biological control, conservation, and polyploidy to understand major evolutionary paradigms and benefit the environment. Also advocating for diversity in evolutionary science.
Ligtelijn, M., BSc
I am a PhD-student in the Conservation Ecology Group. During my masters at the VU (Amsterdam) I worked on the effect of neonicotinoids (first project) and nitrogen deposition caused by dairy farms (second project) on soil mesofauna communities. I started my PhD in September 2021 and during this time I will extent my knowledge on arthropod communities. This all will be in relation to godwits, since the chicks feed on arthropod. The arthropod populations will be monitored using several methods (malaise traps, sticky traps, pitfall traps, and emergence traps). This all will be done on several farm, which differ in their management in terms of land-use intensity and ground water levels.
I am a PhD-student in the Conservation Ecology Group. During my masters at the VU (Amsterdam) I worked on the effect of neonicotinoids (first project) and nitrogen deposition caused by dairy farms (second project) on soil mesofauna communities. I started my PhD in September 2021 and during this time I will extent my knowledge on arthropod communities. This all will be in relation to godwits, since the chicks feed on arthropod. The arthropod populations will be monitored using several methods (malaise traps, sticky traps, pitfall traps, and emergence traps). This all will be done on several farm, which differ in their management in terms of land-use intensity and ground water levels.
Rico Vasco da Silva, H.C., MSc
Scientific Coordinator at the Groningen Institute for Evolutionary Life Sciences (GELIFES/Faculty of Sciences and Engineering) and Program Manager for the Interdisciplinary Themes at the Faculty of Economics and Business
Scientific Coordinator at the Groningen Institute for Evolutionary Life Sciences (GELIFES/Faculty of Sciences and Engineering) and Program Manager for the Interdisciplinary Themes at the Faculty of Economics and Business
Tjoelker, H.G.
Management assistant Marine Biology, Groningen Institute for Evolutionary Life Sciences (GELIFES)
Management assistant Marine Biology, Groningen Institute for Evolutionary Life Sciences (GELIFES)
Wertheim, prof. dr. B.
Professor & Rosalind Franklin Fellow - Evolutionary biology of ecological interactions
Professor & Rosalind Franklin Fellow - Evolutionary biology of ecological interactions
Young, E.A., MSc
PhD student interested in how an evolutionary perspective can inform our understanding of human health and disease and how humans themselves can be used as a model for understanding fundamental evolutionary processes.
PhD student interested in how an evolutionary perspective can inform our understanding of human health and disease and how humans themselves can be used as a model for understanding fundamental evolutionary processes.
PhD students
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