Demographic ecology

by Lisa Hülsmann, University of Regensburg

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Demographic processes are the basis for population and community ecology and shape the geographical distribution of species and communities. In our research, we use dynamic approaches to investigate biotic interactions, ecosystem productivities, range limits as well as responses to climate change and human activities. To this end, we combine empirical and simulation models with data assimilation techniques. In particular, we study forest ecosystems, but we are also interested in other systems and organisms.

We are associated with the group of Florian Hartig, Theoretical Ecology, located at the University of Regensburg, Germany.

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Welcome to Amaël Le Squin who just started as a postdoc in the group.

2. February 2021

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