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17.1.2024

Open Postdoctoral positions in Disturbances and biogeochemistry team in Joensuu, Finland

The 2-year post-doc position deals with disturbance ecology and biogeochemistry of greenhouse gasses.   The position will be funded by the four-year project “Climate and air quality impacts of boreal forest fires” (Jane and Aatos Erkko Foundation). We are seeking a highly motivated candidate with experience in working with soil biogeochemical processes and greenhouse gas […]

17.1.2024

Post-fire soil carbon emission rates along boreal forest fire chronosequences in northwest Canada show significantly higher emission potentials from permafrost soils compared to non-permafrost soils.

A new paper by Köster et al., 2024, compared the potential effects of forest fire through post-fire succession on soil carbon dioxide (CO2) emission rates and soil C turnover time in two fire chronosequences, one with underlying permafrost soil and the other without permafrost. The study demonstrates that forest fires have a profound influence on […]

Disturbances and biogeochemistry

Disturbances and biogeochemistry research group focuses on the effects of disturbances on the biogeochemical cycles in boreal and sub-arctic forests, by linking disturbances (fire, wind, ungulates, etc.) and biogeochemical processes.

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  • 25.3.2022

    Short- to medium-term effects of crown and surface fires on soil respiration in a Canadian boreal forest.

  • 9.6.2022

    Selkie fire area studies in collaboration with Snowchange Cooperative

  • 29.5.2023

    Boreal Forest Fire campaign 2023

  • 16.6.2023

    Climate and air quality impacts of boreal forest fires

  • 17.1.2024

    Post-fire soil carbon emission rates along boreal forest fire chronosequences in northwest Canada show significantly higher emission potentials from permafrost soils compared to non-permafrost soils.

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