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- 1. Marten Winter, Scientific Coordinator of sDiv & the sDiv cru
- 2. The sDiv cru Franziska Hübner Dagmar Bankamp Agnes Reuter …Research Assistants… Marten Winter Scientific Coordinator Carolin Kablau Secretary…Research Assistant…
- 4. Summary until now 502 Participants – 457 Individuals from 37 countries
- 5. male female other Summary until now * Based on a questionaire -> missing responses on our request to fill in
- 6. male female other Assistant Prof/Lecturer Associate Professor/ Senior Lecturer Early Career Post Doc (< 5Years) Other Phd Student Professor Senior Scientist (> 5Years) Missing* Summary until now * Based on a questionaire -> missing responses on our request to fill in
- 7. • Open calls -> no predefined biodiversity topics A Diversity of Biodiversity Topics
- 8. • Open calls -> no predefined biodiversity topics Examples of Topics: • Next Generation Models for Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity • Effects of land use on the trade-off between biodiversity and provisioning ecosystem services • Stoichiometric constraints of biodiversity – functioning relationships • Importance of rare microbes for soil ecosystem services • Biodiversity across spatial scales - linking macroecological models to local-scale biodiversity patterns • How does biodiversity affect ecosystem functioning and community stability A Diversity of Biodiversity Topics
- 10. What happened already? …a lot!
- 11. What happened already? …a lot!
- 12. What happened already? …a lot!
- 13. What happened already? …a lot!
- 14. sDiv news… 9 new Working Groups & 3 new Postdocs will be held/start in 2015/2016 as result of the 3rd call 1st sDiv workshop papers published – Conservation Biology, PloS Biology, BioScience, Special Issue Journal of Plant Physiology, PloSOne sDiv hosts next global Joint Synthesis Centre Meeting
- 15. Thanks Yours sMarten… i D i V © sDiv Working Group sTUNDRA We kindly acknowledge the support by the German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) Halle-Jena-Leipzig, funded by the German Science Foundation (FZT 118). www.idiv.de/sdiv
- 16. This week…
- 17. • Deepening Cummunication between synthesis centres Aims of the Week
- 18. • Deepening Cummunication between synthesis centres • Decide on concrete new collaborations (if wanted) Aims of the Week
- 19. • Deepening Cummunication between synthesis centres • Decide on concrete new collaborations (if wanted) • Collection about possible scenarios how synthesis centre can support global science-policy developments Aims of the Week
- 20. • Deepening Cummunication between synthesis centres • Decide on concrete new collaborations (if wanted) • Collection about possible scenarios how synthesis centre can support global science-policy developments • „White paper“ idea – „How to lobby for more funding in synthesis research“ Aims of the Week
- 21. • Deepening Cummunication between synthesis centres • Decide on concrete new collaborations (if wanted) • Collection about possible scenarios how synthesis centre can support global science-policy developments • „White paper“ idea – „How to lobby for more funding in synthesis research“ • Collection of metrics/ways to quantify success of working groups/syntesis research beyond citation metrics – based on discussion of our joint paper Aims of the Week
- 22. • Lets use the WIKI • Note Keeper – Every day someone else or do we use the Wiki for notes? • I‘ll take notes today Admin
- 23. • Carolin will give „Reimbursement intro“ (10min) on Thursday after 1st Coffe-Break 11am • Friday is Anti & of course Anti-Anti-Islamic Demonstration in Leipzig – We‘ll monitor it and keep you updated about consequences for travels etc Admin
- 24. i D i V © sDiv Working Group sTUNDRA www.idiv.de/sdiv We kindly acknowledge the support by the German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) Halle-Jena-Leipzig, funded by the German Science Foundation (FZT 118).
- 26. PURE BRAINSTORMING Why not… • Define a broad but important/timely topic (e.g. Food Security) ? Collaboration Ideas
- 27. PURE BRAINSTORMING Why not… • Define a broad but important/timely topic (e.g. Food Security) AND ? Collaboration Ideas
- 28. PURE BRAINSTORMING Why not… • Define a broad but important/timely topic (e.g. Food Security) AND • Different Centres have call under this topic but with respect to their specific focuses (e.g. more applied, data driven,conservation etc) ? Collaboration Ideas
- 29. PURE BRAINSTORMING Why not… • Define a broad but important/timely topic (e.g. Food Security) AND • Different Centres have call under this topic but with respect to their specific focuses (e.g. more applied, data driven,conservation etc) • Have e.g. a final joint „small conference“ but at least a intensive exchange among different groups and centres ? Collaboration Ideas
- 30. THINK BIG IN ECOLOGY… One overarching theme…
- 31. THINK BIG IN ECOLOGY… We need to collaborate more across continents including a substantial amount of researchers to move beyond funding boundaries… One overarching theme…
- 32. THINK BIG IN ECOLOGY… We need to collaborate more across continents including a substantial amount of researchers to move beyond funding boundaries… Ecology (e.g. global monitoring, global genome projects, global biodiversity/ecosystem service assessments) can (only) make progress when supported more substantially (think in comparison with Physics e.g.) One overarching theme…
- 34. PURE BRAINSTORMING Why not… • Using via scoping meetings @ FutureEarth workshops identified research gaps ? Science-Policy Support
- 35. PURE BRAINSTORMING Why not… • Using via scoping meetings @ FutureEarth workshops identified research gaps AND • Work on them on specific thematic calls for working groups (maybe even @ different centres simultaneously) ? Science-Policy Support
- 36. PURE BRAINSTORMING Why not… • Using via scoping meetings @ FutureEarth workshops identified research gaps AND • Work on them on specific thematic calls for working groups (maybe even @ different centres simultaneously) • Like small assessment reports done by several synthesis working groups ? Science-Policy Support
- 37. PURE BRAINSTORMING Why not… • Bringing in research gaps identified in synthesis working groups into the research agenda of larger frameworks like Future Earth or Belmont Forum or even IPBES? Science-Policy Support