Conference, Living Data, Bogota
Temporal changes of abundance arise from the difference between recruitment rate (i.e. proportion of new individuals entering the population through birth or immigration) and loss rate (i.e. proportion of individuals removed from the population by death or emigration). The interplay... Read more →
Invited Speaker - Seminar, FZP - CZU, Prague
Presentation (~ 2 hours) of Git for beginners. Read more →
Conference, International Biogeography Society, Prague
Conference, Ecological Society of America, Portland, Oregon
Species richness is the most commonly used metric to assess biodiversity crisis, but fluctuations in species number start with fluctuations in the number of individuals (i.e. abundance). Population abundances are known to be globally plummeting with, e.g., three billion fewer... Read more →
Conference, International Biogeography Society conference, Vancouver, BC
Magnitude assessment of biodiversity changes is challenging, even in well surveyed groups such as birds. Especially, trends of biodiversity can be driven by the spatial and temporal scales considered, specifically by spatial grains (i.e. area of a sampling unit), geographic... Read more →
Conference, ECBC, Amsterdam
Presentation of the pilot results of my PhD at the International Biogeography Society conference for Early Career researchers. Slides can be found here. Read more →
Conference, GfÖ conference, Braunschweig
Presentation of the pilot results of my PhD. Slides can be found here Read more →