The Centre for Marine Chemical Ecology brings together researchers in biology, chemistry and biohydrodynamics to collaborate and improve the understanding of chemically mediated interactions between marine organisms and their environment.
Focus is on production and response to bioactive compounds used in chemical defence.
Course in Metabolomics
for PhD students and Post docs.
7-11 October 2013, at Lovén Centre Tjärnö
Invited teachers:
Application deadline:
15th of August 2013
Swantje Enge receives the Faculty of Science Doctoral Thesis Award for her thesis: Seaweed Invasions and Novel Chemical Defences
From the motivation:
"Swantje Enge has with her thesis "Seaweed Invasions and Novel Chemical Defences" proved that she in an independent and impressive way masters theoretical framework, challenging ecological field studies and experiments as well as advanced chemical and genetic analyzes. The thesis is multidisciplinary and deals with the ecological processes and mechanisms that may explain why some non-native species are exceptionally successful and outcompete native species in areas where they did not previously exist. The thesis is very well written and its manuscripts have been well received in leading ecological journals."
New publication:
Costs and benefits of chemical defence in the red alga Bonnemaisonia hamifera. Nylund GM, Enge S, Pavia H.
PLoS ONE (2013) 8(4): e61291
Henrik Pavia, coordinator
henrik.pavia@bioenv.gu.se
Eva Marie Rödström, research officer
eva.marie.rodstrom@gu.se
Gunnar Cervin, principal research engineer
gunnar.cervin@bioenv.gu.se