Zooming into the big or small is not necessarily required - the focus of your work is on more tangible time and space scales.
And there's a lot to tell here, if you just look hard enough, research deep enough, or model smartly enough. We look forward to hearing your research stories!
Accepted formats for contributions:
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| P 4.1 | Sylvia Helena Annuth, Andrea Kaim, Thomas Schmitt, Maria Hänsel, Thomas Koellner N-Fertilization of Grasslands: Estimate on a field level by an Agent-based Model |
| P 4.2 | Natasha Gariremo, Luisa Hopp, Theresa Blume Tracing Longitudinal Patterns of Subsurface Hillslope-Stream Connections Across Catchments |
| P 4.3 | Finja Löher, Esther Borrás, Amalia Muñoz, Anke C. Nölscher Unraveling Photooxidation Mechanisms: Introduction of the Bayreuth Atmospheric Simulation Chamber and an On-Line Double Derivatization SPME-GC-MS Method |
| P 4.4 | Vitus Pickelmann, Bettina Engelbrecht High Silicon Accumulation in Forbs: an Adaptation to Herbivore Pressure? |
| P 4.5 | Andreas J. Wild, Franziska Steiner, Marvin Kiene, Nicolas Tyborski, Shu-Yin Tung, Tina Köhler, Andrea Carminati, Barbara Eder, Jennifer Groth, Wouter K. Vahl, Sebastian Wolfrum, Tillmann Lüders, Christian Laforsch, Carsten W. Müller, Alix Vidal, Johanna Pausch Amazing maize (Zea mays L.): Insights into soil resource acquisition strategies and drought adaptation of landraces and modern cultivars |
| P 4.6 | Fabienne Reiß, Nadine Kiefer, Stefan Kalkhof, Matthias Noll Soil microbial composition and replication directly respond to the presence of biocides from building materials |
These five sessions are planned for the BayCEER workshop. If you submit an abstract, please assign it to one of the sessions. In case of questions please reach out to the organisers.
The detailed final program is expected to be published in September.