IceLab Affiliate Jonatan Klaminder will give a talk in IceLab titled 'Soils like a melody' on April 17th at 13.30.
Soils host a vast diversity of organisms whose activities regulate key ecosystem processes, yet studying these organisms in situ remains challenging due to the opaque and complex nature of belowground environments. Recent advances in passive acoustic monitoring and sound analysis offer a promising non-invasive approach for detecting and quantifying biological processes belowground. In this seminar, I will explore the potential of acoustic monitoring to investigate processes hidden beneath our feet. I will highlight how passive acoustic monitoring and accessible analytical tools may advance our ability to study important belowground ecological processes.
Drop in to IceLab (MazeMap link) or join via Zoom: IceLab Living Room Zoom 612 568 7586 https://umu.zoom.us/my/icelabcouch
Every Friday between lunch time and fika there will be informal internal talks or open seminars in 2026. Interested people are welcome to drop in, and free to stay for IceLab Friday Fika afterwards. Contact Gérard Rocher-Ros or Gabrielle Beans to find out more.
Jonatan Klaminder
Professor, Department of Forest Ecology and Management, joint staff, SLU
More about Jonatan: LINK