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Viimati muudetud: 09.01.2020
Viimati muudetud: 14.02.2020
Viimati muudetud: 07.01.2020
Viimati muudetud: 09.01.2020
Tartu Model United Nations(TartuMUN) is back for 2019 and this year the event will take place from 18 April to 21 April. Tartu Model United Nations is organised by the Society of International Relations at University of Tartu, a student non-profit, which connects students interested in diplomacy and foreign affairs. This year’s conference will focus on „Sustainable development in the Middle-East“. The four-day conference will discuss over the development in the Middle-East, status of World Heritage Sites, the controversies within its societies as well as the domestic and foreign challenges faced by this region.
Autor: Rahvusvaheliste Suhete Ring
Viimati muudetud: 07.01.2019
BONUS MARES is an EU-funded research project that addresses the key theme from BONUS Strategic Research Agenda 4.2: Linking ecosystem goods and services to human lifestyles and well-being. It is implemented by four partners from Finland, Estonia and Germany with the objective to identify best practices for integrating natural capital into decision-making. BONUS MARES is a research project focusing on ecosystem services provided by mussel reefs, seagrass beds and submerged vegetation in the Baltic Sea. It conducts a Meta-analysis of the ecosystem services and their monetary and non-monetary valuation methods.
Autor: e2 Research
Viimati muudetud: 04.02.2019
Veebilehe eesmärgiks on vahendada Eesti Teaduste Akadeemiaga assotsieerunud ühingute teateid ja arutelu.
Autor: Eesti Teaduste Akadeemiaga assotsieerunud ühingud
Viimati muudetud: 09.01.2020
Site is about next NLF meeting and excursion which will be held on August 5–10, 2019 in Estonia in South-West Estonia about 30 km from the City of Pärnu.
Autor: Polina Degtjarenko
Viimati muudetud: 07.01.2020
All parts of plants harbour many microscopic organisms. Especially plant leaves are an important habitat for many fungal and bacterial species that live inside or on the surface of these organs. Yet, very little is known about the diversity and distribution of these microorganisms in relation to habitat, seasonality and geographical space. This citizen science project, led by well-recognized researchers, aims to describe the biodiversity of organisms associated with plant leaves across the globe. By using DNA-based methods for identification, scientists aim to determine the environmental features that lead to increase or loss of leaf biodiversity. Mathematical models enable to estimate total species richness of microorganisms on leaves to add one piece to the puzzle of global biodiversity. This project seeks for volunteers who wish to contribute to understanding of complexity of life on the Earth. Participants are given simple protocols for collecting and sterilizing and posting leaf samples. The DNA of dead organisms is analysed only for identification purpose in one or more central laboratories. The results are communicated to participants over the web in each major analysis step. The principal idea of involving citizen science is to bridge frontline research and common people and to shed light on global issues among the public.
Autor: Ecology of Biological Interactions workgroup
Viimati muudetud: 02.01.2023

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