Research groups
- Forest & Nature [ForNaLab]
- Laboratory of Quantitative Forest Ecosystem Science [Q-ForestLab]
- Wood Technology [Woodlab]
- Hydro-Climate Extremes Lab [H-CEL]
- Soil Spatial Inventory Techniques [ORBit]
- Precision Soil and Crop Engineering [PreSco]
- Soil Contamination [SoCon]
- Soil Degradation and Conservation [SoDeCo]
- Soil Fertility and Nutrient Management [SoFer]
- Soil Physics [SoPHy]
About us
The mission of the Department of Environment is to push the boundaries of research to better understand, value, map, and manage the world’s natural resources.
PhD defenses
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Sep 14
Labelling techniques for quantification of ≤4 μm microplastics in soils and their application to fauna-mediated redistribution
Liu, Yin
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Sep 15
Effects of natural and anthropogenic disturbances on Congo basin rainforest composition and dynamics: a case study of the Tshopo province, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Luambua Kashikija, Nestor
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Sep 28
Global change interacts with canopy opening to shape forest understory tree regeneration and soil biota
Xu, Chao
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Oct 21
Disentangling the structural and biophysical mechanisms of lianas on tropical forest microclimate
Coppieters, Kasper