News from Centre for Ocean Life
10 MAR
How to and why measure functional diversity? Insights from a species poor Baltic Sea with a high functional richness.
15 FEB
A recent study shows how diatoms find the building material for their cells walls.
18 JAN
PhD student Agnethe N. Hansen has recently published a paper in Limnology and Oceanography on the optimal diel vertical migration of zooplankton and its consequences for...
14 JAN
Martin has been awarded a prestigious Young Investigator's Grant to support his ambitious and exciting new research ideas.
07 JAN
Centre's annual retreat took place 10-11/12 in Søminestationen (Holbæk) to summarize the scientific success of 2015. Annual report available for download.
30 DEC
Data compilation study investigates the temperature control on the sexual size dimorphism within 85 diverse arthropod species and reveals that, on average, the sexes...
02 DEC
Last Friday Nis Sand Jacobsen has successfully defended his PhD work investigating the ecosystem effects of fishing using size-based methods.
30 NOV
Massive amounts of organic carbon are floating around in the oceans. The carbon can persist for thousands of years, most likely because it is so dilute that the bacteria...
17 NOV
Nis S Jacobsen and Ken H Andersen from Centre for Ocean Life together with Tim Essington from University of Washington has published a paper looking at differences and...
11 NOV
Research of the Centre for Ocean Life features in the Ecological Society of America Photo Gallery.