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DESCRIPTION:Natural systems like catchments\, wetlands or streams often do 
 behave in a strange way when it comes to understand internal process coupl
 ings between hydrology and biogeochemistry that control nutrient turnover 
 and solute processing. However\, I am convinced that we only have the impr
 ession that these systems do behave strange because we do not entirely und
 erstand how the transformation of solutes and nutrients like nitrate\, sul
 fate or organic matter are influenced by dynamical interactions between hy
 drological and biogeochemical processes. But how do these interactions bet
 ween hydrology and biogeochemistry look like? How can we investigate and o
 bserve them directly under field conditions? How to understand them qualit
 atively and quantitatively? And how can we use them in order to better und
 erstand and characterize hydrological systems? As part of my research\, I 
 am trying to find answers to the questions above which in turn can help us
  to improve our mechanistic knowledge on how hydrological systems are func
 tioning and to better assess and predict the impact of humanly mediated cl
 imate change on terrestrial nutrient cycling.\n \n***Öffentlicher Vortrag 
 im Rahmen der Zwischenevaluierung der Habilitation
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180201T133000
SUMMARY:Dr. Sven Frei\, Hydrology\, BayCEER\, University of Bayreuth (Homep
 age): Stranger Things: Understanding Interactions between Hydrology and Bi
 ogeochemistry
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