Isabella Ostovary and Maaike de Boer win the Phenology Competition 2023
Isabelle Ostovary (left) and Maaike de Boer (right) won the 2023 phenology competition with their posters, which was organised by the Swiss Commission for Phenology and Seasonality of SCNAT.
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Omar Lenzi wins the phenology competition 2022
Omar Lenzi won the Phenology 2022 competition organized by the Swiss Commission for Phenology and Seasonality of SCNAT with his poster entitled: "Four decades of phenology in an alpine amphibian: trends, stasis, and climatic drivers".
Immagine: KPS Yann Vitasse
Justine Charlet de Sauvage wins the phenology competition 2021
Does growing season length determine radial growth in sessile oak?
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Martina Schuler won the Phenology 2020 competition price
In situ versus artificial water turnover during spring: A comparison of microbial food web structures in Lake Zurich
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Frederik Baumgarten wins the 2019 phenology competition
How much cold temperatures do trees need to come out of their winter dormancy?
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David Basler remporte le prix «Phénologie 2014»
Est-ce la luminosité ou la température qui domine la phénologie des arbres en Suisse? Le lauréat du 4ème prix suisse de la recherche sur la phénologie et les saisons 2014 s'appelle David Basler. Grâce à ses expérimentations, ses études sur le terrain et ses modélisations, sa dissertation a permis d'éclaircir les liens entre luminosité, température et développement de la végétation.
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