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Topics in the field of of Integrated Water Management

  • Relation between riparian carabidae (ground beetles) and vegetation in restored riverbanks
  • Ecosystem service delivery in a newly restored brackish tidal marsh: water quality evaluation in HPP
  • Biodiversity monitoring in newly restored tidal nature: HPP, from polder to conservation area
  • Soil Hydrology of Experimental Soil Setups
  • Detecting Areas with Soil Compaction across Certain Areas in Flanders
  • Assessing the potential for peatland restoration of the Laakvallei
  • Unravelling factors that control blooms of midges
  • Determination of a maximum Chinese mitten crab density that will not harm the aquatic ecosystem
  • Monitoring of midges using machine learning
  • Modelling the hydrological fluxes of (drained) upstream depressional wetlands (UDWs)
  • Modeling of Ditches and Their Management Using Weirs

Topics in the field of Physiological and molecular mechanisms of stress and toxicity: acclimatisation and homeostasis

  • Some exciting new topics will arrive soon !

Topics in the field of Water and Soil Quality Risk Assessment

  • Some exciting new topics will arrive soon !

Topics in the field of Macro- and micronutrients for healthy ecosystems

  • Some exciting new topics will arrive soon !

Topics in the field of Bioavailability and accumulation of micro- and macro-contaminants

  • Concentrations of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in feathers of aquatic birds at Blokkersdijk and relationships with environmental concentrations
  • Effects of the chemical structure of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) on the bioaccumulation and toxicity to terrestrial and aquatic plants and invertebrates
  • Is consumption of Chinese mitten crabs in Belgium associated with health risks for humans and zoo animals?
  • Effect of plant characteristics on the bioaccumulation of PFAS in terrestrial plants – for phytoremediation purposes

Topics in cooperation with Meise Botanic Garden

  • An historic impression of the water quality in Brussels in the late nineteenth century
  • Ecology of freshwater diatom assemblages from Campbell Island (sub-Antarctic Region)
  • Biogeochemical and ecological characterization of natural and artificial waterbodies in Meise Botanic Garden
  • Ecology of moss-inhabiting diatom assemblages from Edgeøya (Svalbard, Arctica)
  • Refining of the ecological preferences of diatoms based on historic and recent collections
  • Gymnadenia conopsea in Belgium
  • Response of aquatic organisms to pollution in a Flemish lowland river: a comparison between diatoms and macro-invertebrates
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