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- project . 2008 - 2010Funder: SNSF Project Code: PBSKP3-123461Partners: Department of Zoology and Botany University of British Columbia
- project . 2008 - 2010Funder: SNSF Project Code: PA0033-121419Partners: McGill University Montreal General Hospital Center for Research in Neuroscience
- project . 2008 - 2010Funder: UKRI Project Code: NE/F001673/1Funder Contribution: 15,818 GBPPartners: University of Leicester, Lund University, FAC, University of Sheffield, SDSU
Fire is the most important disturbance agent worldwide in terms of area and variety of biomes affected, a major mechanism by which carbon is transferred from from the land to the atmosphere, and a globally significant source of aerosols and many trace gas species. Forec...
- project . 2008 - 2010Funder: NIH Project Code: 5R21MH083515-02Partners: UBC
- project . 2008 - 2010Funder: SNSF Project Code: PBZHP3-123324Partners: Department of Molecular Genetics Faculty of Medicine University of Toronto
- project . 2008 - 2010Funder: UKRI Project Code: NE/E015212/1Funder Contribution: 389,323 GBPPartners: University of St Andrews, University of Guelph
Iceland represents a natural laboratory for studying the colonization of freshwater habitats by fish since rivers and lakes all date from the end of the last Ice-Age less than 10,000 years ago. The North Atlantic provided a refuge for species such as arctic charr (Salve...
- project . 2008 - 2010Funder: NIH Project Code: 1R21MH083515-01Partners: UBC
- project . 2008 - 2010Funder: NIH Project Code: 1R21CA120766-01A1Partners: UBC
- project . 2008 - 2010Funder: UKRI Project Code: NE/F001681/1Funder Contribution: 184,956 GBPPartners: FAC, Lund University, University of Sheffield, SDSU, University of Reading
Fire is the most important disturbance agent worldwide in terms of area and variety of biomes affected, a major mechanism by which carbon is transferred from from the land to the atmosphere, and a globally significant source of aerosols and many trace gas species. Forec...
- project . 2008 - 2010Funder: UKRI Project Code: NE/G000360/1Funder Contribution: 53,759 GBPPartners: WLU, Swansea University, Queen's University Canada
Understanding the exchange of energy and gases between the earth's surface and the lower atmosphere is essential for answering many questions related to, e.g., the global carbon budget, ecosystem functioning, air pollution mitigation, greenhouse gas emissions, weather f...
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