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ILTER : International training school on the effects of Nitrogen on Air Quality, Ecosystems and Biodiversity

Publié le 8 fév 2017
Par Cecile Marechal

ILTER Nitrogen-Initiative : International training school on the effects of Nitrogen on Air Quality, Ecosystems and Biodiversity

Theme: “Global and long-term effects of nitrogen on ecosystems”

Schedule: 15 – 26 May 2017
Venue: Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
Organization: NitroPortugal

Co-organization: eLTER, ILTER Nitrogen Initiative, INMS, LTsERmontado
Coordination: Cristina Branquinho (cmbranquinho@fc.ul.pt) and Pedro Pinho (ppinho@fc.ul.pt)
Host: University of Lisbon Scientific Commission: Cláudia Cordovil, Mark Sutton, Tommy Dalgaard, Ulli Dragosits, Hideaki Shibata, Margarida Santos Reis

Organizing Commission: Helena Serrano, Teresa Dias, Paula Matos, Margarida Santos Reis, Pedro Pinho, Cristina Branquinho

Short summary: Two-week international training school on the effects of atmospheric nitrogen (N) on air quality, ecosystems and biodiversity  is open to PhD students and early career postdoctoral researchers of the University of Lisbon. As the Portuguese example is relevant to other Mediterranean countries and to other long-term ecological research sites, this training school will be open to a wider audience (such as the International Long-Term Ecological Research Network, ILTER). The school will provide training in a holistic approach of key aspects related to N issues under the WAGES concept (nitrogen threats to Water, Air, Greenhouse balance, Ecosystems and Soils), with a long-term perspective.   .....Read more in the attached file

Trainers: Experts from NitroPortugal project from Denmark, Portugal and the United Kingdom. Other experts from INMS (USA and Japan) and from ILTER

Audience: The Training School will welcome persons willing or already engaged in activities related to the effects of nitrogen on ecosystems and long-term ecological studies.

More information is available in the attached file