This course will empower attendees to maximize and defend their scientific interpretations based on their expert knowledge as informed by quantitative results.

In this post graduate course, we will explore photosynthesis from the chloroplast to the whole-plant canopy level. 

The aim of this course is to stimulate discussion and improve our understanding of how spatial interactions shape communities, ecosystems, and the movement patterns of organisms.

Europe’s forests are under increasing pressure from climate change and natural disturbances. At the same time, the Nature Restoration Regulation of the EU Biodiversity Strategy pushes for urgent restoration of forests. This Summer School of the Euroleague for Life Sciences deals with how to approach and adapt to this, and how sudden disturbances can steer restoration activities, at scales from local to Europe wide. 

In the postgraduate course 'Chemical Ecology throughout the tree of life', we will focus on how man-made changes to the environment can influence chemical communications within and between microorganisms, plants, herbivores and disease vectors.