Predation rate flips with latitude: it is strongest in the canopy at high latitudes, but stronger in the understory in the tropics. This reversal reflects stratification of predators, reshaping how we...

The Grant Agency of the University of South Bohemia has awarded a two-year research grant to our PhD student Jakub Pawlik — and it’s taking our lab to more mountains. Huge congratulations to him. J…

We’re beyond happy to share that our postdoc Anna Mrázová has been awarded the extremely prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship! 🎉 This is such a wonderful and well-deserved achievement, and…

Tropical islands host unique evolutionary lineages, yet these endemic species are often highly vulnerable to environmental change. Understanding how they contribute to ecosystem functioning is esse…

Congratulations to all our Bachelor and Master students who submitted the theses. The last days were stressfull for many of them, but all of the theses are now in the system, and you can see them a…

Over several last years, I (K.Sam) was collaborating on the larger project focusing on the insect herbivory, predation, and leaf traits of oaks. I managed two study sites, near Budejovice and near …

March is typically the month when the Grant Agency of Czech Republic has deadlines for the grant proposals. So while the older members of the laboratory were rather busy to put together some propos…

Understanding how insect-eating birds contribute to ecosystem balance is crucial for ecology and conservation. One widely used method to measure bird predation on insects involves placing artificia…

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How feeding specialisation shapes bird communities across a tropical elevational gradient Montane rainforests serve as natural laboratories where biodiversity shifts dramatically with elevation. Bu…

Vacancy at School of Culture and Society - Department of Heritage Studies, Aarhus University

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