The first annual NetCDA project meeting took place in Würzburg on November 21st, 2024. Together with all German and West African partners from the West African Science Service Centre on Climate Change and Land Use (WASCAL), we have laid the foundation for our future work in the context of training new climate change experts in West Africa.
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We’re excited to share that our EAGLE MSc student, Farimah, is currently spending her internship at the renowned Gobabeb Namib Research Institute, nestled in the heart of the Namib Desert—one of the oldest and most unique desert ecosystems in the world. Farimah’s...
In late July, PhD student Julia Rieder and EAGLE student Henning Riecken (InnoLab) conducted field visits to several beech forest stands in Northern Bavaria. Their survey covered regions including the Rhön, the Steigerwald, and areas around Würzburg and Bayreuth, as...
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What happens when science meets grilled goodness and great company? A perfect summer evening — and that's exactly what we had at our annual Summer BBQ on July 24th! Kicking off at 4 pm under surprisingly sunny skies and a relaxed atmosphere, this year’s event blended...
We’re happy to announce that our PhD student Adomas Liepa has successfully defended his doctoral thesis, titled “Potential of Satellite Earth Observation in Seasonal Monitoring of Complex Agricultural Environments of East Africa”, on Thursday, July 24th at 11:00 AM....