News from Centre for Ocean Life
09 MAR
Can we aggregate the 20’000 existing phytoplankton species to few groups with similar ecological niches? This new study characterizes the ecological niches of 133 taxa...
02 MAR
Do copepods senesce? And how fast? New study demonstrates that copepods with a risk-taking feeding- and mate-finding behavior senesce earlier and have much shorter average...
26 FEB
In this short story you can help "Otto the Copepod" to find his friends. Swim with him down to the ocean floor and meet all his friends and the other animals that also...
17 FEB
In a new study, researchers from the center describe how mixotrophic microorganisms make use of feeding currents to increase both prey encounter rates and the incoming...
21 DEC
We welcome two new PhD students at the Centre for Ocean Life, both beginning on 15 December 2014
18 DEC
Gedankenexperimente in ecosystem-based fisheries management.
17 DEC
A new study provides a mechanistic understanding of the food size spectra of the copepod Temora longicornis using an integrated approach including traditional feeding experiments...