Organization profile

Organisation profile

The research and teaching of the environmental dynamics group deals with changes in the environment in time and space, whether these changes occur as a result of natural factors or as a result of human activities. The group works with:

Processes on the large, global scale, such as climate change.
Processes on the ecosystem and population scale, such as the effects of environmentally harmful substances.
Processes on the molecular scale, such as stress-related gene expression, including how new types of organisms and forms of production can be utilised in biological production.

Much of the group's research is based on aquatic ecology, but the group also works in terrestrial ecology and physical geography. In particular, the group works in the following areas:

Ecotoxicology and risk assessment
Plastic pollution
Nutrient cycles
Marine ecology
Marine biogeochemistry
Plankton ecology
Plant ecophysiology
Biological production based on copepods and microalgae
Soil processes
Erosion processes.

A large part of the group’s research is application-oriented, and takes place in close collaboration with external partners in all categories: e.g. authorities, institutions and companies.

Publication network Recent external collaboration on country level. Dive into details by clicking on the dots.

Profiles

Gary Thomas Banta

banta@ruc.dk

Department of Science and Environment - Associate Professor
Environmental Dynamics - Associate Professor
Centre for Interdisciplinary Research and Education in Circular Economy and Sustainability

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Jesper Brandt

brandt@ruc.dk

Department of Science and Environment - Professor Emeritus
Environmental Dynamics - Professor Emeritus
Center for Natur- og Nationalparkforskning

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Erica Cirino

cirino@ruc.dk

Department of Science and Environment - Visiting Researcher
Environmental Dynamics - Visiting Researcher

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Research Output 1980 2019

Applying algal paste as food for copepod live feed: A growth study on Acartia tonsa nauplii usinf the microalga Isochrysis galbana

Rayner, T. A. & Hansen, B. W., 2019, In : Aquaculture Research. 50, 2, p. 694-697 4 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review

A scientific perspective on microplastics in nature and society

koelmans, B., Phal, S., Backhaus, T., Bessa, F., van Calster, G., Contzen, N., Cronin, R., Galloway, T., Hart, A., Henderson, L., Kalčíková, G., Kelly, F., Kołodziejczyk, B., Marku, E., Poortinga, W., Rillig, M., Van Sebille, E., Steg, L., Steidl, J., Steinhorst, J. & 6 othersSyberg, K., Thompson, R., Wagner, M., van Wezel, A., Wright, S. & Wyles, K., 2019, 176 p.

Research output: Book/Report › Report › Research › peer-review