Understanding drivers of variation in plant physiological tolerance to increased heat extremes
Las plantas frente al calor extremo El próximo 8 de junio de 2026, el Departamento de Ecología y la Unidad de Excelencia Modeling Nature (MNat) recibirán a la profesora Andy Leigh, investigadora de la School of Life Sciences de la University of Technology Sydney. La trayectoria de Leigh se centra en comprender cómo las plantas responden a ambientes extremos. Su trabajo explora cómo el calor, la sequía y otros factores de estrés climático afectan a la supervivencia, el funci
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International symposium on Predictive Ecology in a Warming World
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The University of Granada the first in research in Mathematics in Spain
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María Paniagua Sancho, PhD joined Modeling Nature
Project as a postdoctoral fellow. Her primary focus will be on investigating cell communication and tumor dynamics, delving into the...
David Nicholas Reynolds, PhD joined Modeling Nature
David Nicholas Reynolds has recently joined the Modeling Nature Project as a postdoctoral fellow. He will be working within the Applied ...
Saloni Sharma, PhD joined Modeling Nature
Saloni Sharma has recently joined Modeling Nature as a postdoctoral fellow, thanks to the QUALIFICA program of the Junta de Andalucía....
The evolution of same-sex sexual behaviour in mammals
An interesting paper by a MNat team has appeared in Nature Communications. Gómez, J.M., Gónzalez-Megías, A. & Verdú, M. Nat Commun14,...
Forecasting thermal mortality in aquatic ectotherms
Confirming what was previously proposed, aquatic invertebrates display a notably limited tolerance to increased temperatures in river...
