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The strategic research programme EcoChange focuses on the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems. Collaboration between several universities enables unique possibilities to perform holistic syntheses of the effects in the Baltic Sea. The research includes different thematic areas, with the Baltic Sea ecosystem as a common denominator.
After 30 years of data, researchers are seeing a major shift in the nutrient balance of the Gulf of Bothnia.
In an interdisciplinary project, George Westmeijer is building an image library of microbes in the Baltic Sea.
DNA methods add powerful insight to marine monitoring, but need to be combined with established approaches.
The Bothnian Bay is heading towards eutrophication. A new project will investigate the causes.
He receives the prize for his research concerning how persistent organic pollutants spread in nature.
The Gulf of Bothnia is getting eutrophied. This is shown by a study conducted at Umeå Marine Sciences Centre.
UMF researchers are granted Baltic Waters funding to study eutrophication and storage of carbon in the Baltic.
Here you will find everything related to the evaluation of EcoChange. Read about what will be assessed, key dates, and how the work on the evaluation materials is progressing.
Meet the people, read about what has been done within EcoChange.
Reports and articles produced within EcoChange.
Scientific publications produced within EcoChange.