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Gill nitrogen cycle bacteria convert ammonia to dinitrogen gas

A research team from Animal Physiology and Microbiology, in collaboration with Wageningen University, have published an article on improving the health of fish by changing their diet, which allows their natural processes to function better.
8 February 2023

The dikes of the future will be more than just green turf

Rising sea levels, more frequent extreme precipitation and drier summers will put increasing demands on our dikes in the future. Over the next thirty years, 1,500 kilometres of dikes will need to be strengthened in the Netherlands alone. Ecologists from Radboud University and Wageningen University claim that an increase in the number of flowers and herbs that are grown on dikes will already go a long way towards solving the problem.
25 January 2023

Faculty education awards for Juriaan Metz, Steffen Wiedmann and Simona Samardjiska

The annual faculty education awards were presented during the New Year's meeting of the Faculty of Science.
11 January 2023

Archiving animal movements as a record of biodiversity

Researchers have developed a workflow to make GPS tracking data available in biodiversity data portals, and applied it to publicly archive GPS tracking data for hundreds of birds across northwest Europe.
3 January 2023

RIBES Highlights of 2022

This article shows an overview of some of the RIBES highlights of 2022. Read about our research, education and people to get an idea of our broad scope of activities during 2022.
22 December 2022
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