biogeochemistry

85 projects

FP7Individual fellowship2012–2015Germany

BICYCLE · Benthic Iron Cycling in Oxygen Minimum Zones and Implications for Ocean Biogeochemistry

FP7Individual fellowship2012–2014France

BIOMES · Biogeochemical Impacts Of Mixotrophy and Ecological Stoichiometry

FP7Individual fellowship2012–2014Austria

Bio-ERODS · Biogeochemistry of erosive material deposition in streams: Impact of particulate deposition upon biofilm carbon cycling

FP7Reintegration grant2012–2016France

TOMCAR-PERMAFROST · Terrestrial organic matter characterization in Arctic River through molecular and isotopic analyses

FP7Doctoral network2010–2015Germany

CSI:ENVIRONMENT · Isotope forensics meets biogeochemistry – linking sources and sinks of organic contaminants by compound specific isotope investigation

11 partners · 9 countries

FP6Individual fellowship2008–2011France

CASOAR · Landscape-scale Carbon cycle Analysis using hyperspectral remotely Sensed data Of plant and ecosystem functionAl diveRsity

2 partners · 2 countries

FP6Individual fellowship2006–2009Germany

MARINE CH4 OXIDATION · The role of water column methane oxidation in the global carbon budget

2 partners · 2 countries

FP6Individual fellowship2005–2007Denmark

MACROMICRO · Macrofaunal impact on microbial diversity and organic contaminant degradation in marine sediments

FP6Individual fellowship2005–2007Switzerland

MARIRON · Modelling the marine iron cycle: Past and future biogeochemical-climate feedbacks

FP6Doctoral network2005–2009Germany

MARMIC EST · Marie Curie Training Site for Marine Microbiology

FP6Individual fellowship2005–2007France

DIATRACK · Functional diversity in marine biogeochemistry: a combined approach using fluorescent and isotopic tracers for the quantification of silica deposition by individual diatom cells

FP6Doctoral network2005–2008France

GREENCYCLES · Biogeochemistry and climate change research and training network

14 partners · 7 countries

FP5Individual fellowship2003–2005United Kingdom

PICHAT SYLVAIN · Assessment of 231pa/230th as a tracer of past and present ocean circulation rates