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PATTERN
Plastic pollution in freshwater environments is a pressing global concern due to its ability to accumulate in the environment. The long-term impacts of this pollution on freshwater ecosystems are still to understand. In PATTERN project, we aim to understand how plastics can influence nutrient composition and the natural exchanges in biological information, with a focus on the biofilms colonizing plastic’s surface. We aim to rate the environmental relevance of these processes and to assess the threshold at which plastic pollution disrupts freshwater ecosystem functioning.
USAGE
I prosjektet USAGE jobber vi med løsninger og tjenester som bidrar til fremtidens grønne og blå byer. Helt konkret handler USAGE om å kombinere produksjon av mat i et kompakt akvaponi-system sammen med håndtering og gjenbruk av overvann og takvann som ressurs inn i denne produksjonen.
Nina Tuscano Buenaventura
Sebastian Maria Karl Heinrich Kopf
Dette trenger vi for å forstå mikroplast-problematikken bedre
Erik Olsøybakk Kolstad
Marit Falstad
Jemmima Knight
Kamilla Flatsetøy Furseth
Laurence Carvalho
Ingrid Nesheim
Marit Frederikke Markussen Bjorbækmo
Ethan Eugene Wood
Luka Supraha
Tor Erik Eriksen
Helene Frigstad
Water and society
The Water and Society section engages in research on the interactions between people and nature, and how different values and knowledge can be better integrated in environmental policy, regulation and management. Understanding these interactions is essential for relevant, inclusive and holistic water and environmental governance.
Maaike Knol-Kauffman