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On 18-19 October BECC held it's annual meeting in Varberg, Sweden. Arriving in Varberg! Photo: Kim Nicholas On 18-19 October BECC held it's annual meeting in Varberg, Sweden. Around 60 BECC researchers joined the meeting with discussions, presentations and reflections. Notes from the meetingNotes from the annual meetingPresenters and presentationsHenrik Smith, coordinator, Lund UniversityHåkan Pl
Monday 7 MayWelcome – Paul Miller Lund University & Håkan Pleijel Gothenburg UniversityLand use, future needs and use, synergies and conflicts - Hanna Aho Fern.org - Åsa Kasimir Gothenburg University Anna Maria Jönsson presents the topics of the working groups:- Land use and biodiversity- Soil carbon and climate gases- Atmosphere and particlesPoster sessionPaul Miller and Marie-José Gaillard guide
BECC encompasses about 220 senior researchers and 80 PhD students from 15 departments at Lund University and the University of Gothenburg. The partner universitiesLund University is ranked as one of the world’s top 100 higher education institutes. With 47,000 students and 7,500 employees, Lund University tackles complex problems and global challenges and works to ensure that knowledge and innovati
Stakeholder interaction is an important asset of BECC – for advancing transdisciplinary research, for getting an understanding of the needs of the society, and also for reaching out, making sure that the knowledge built up is utilised outside academia. BECC research provides a crucial scientific basis for management decisions and societal policies on biodiversity and ecosystem services in a changi
https://www.becc.lu.se/interacting-society - 2025-02-01
BECC has, together with the SRA MERGE, a stakeholder reference group. Its members are high-level experts, representing government authorities, branch organisations, companies and NGOs in areas of agriculture, forestry, nature conservation and climate change. The Stakeholder Reference Group convenes annually with the Boards of BECC and MERGE. As one basis for the choice of research problems addres
On this page you will find all BECC policy briefs, and examples of other publications. Policy briefs in English Nature on School grounds: for Learning, Health, and Sustainability 2024CEC/BECC Policy Brief Editors: Anna S. Persson, Johan Kjellberg Jensen, Maria von Post.Green, species-rich environments enhance children’s well-being and knowledge acquisition, not only by promoting health benefits as
https://www.becc.lu.se/outreach-and-stakeholder-interaction/policy-briefs-and-other-reports - 2025-02-01
Grand Challenges are issues where gaps in scientific understanding constrain the ability to make informed decisions on issues of pressing concern for the well-being of people and the environment, in a world affected by continued global change. BECC revolves around three Grand Challenges that must be tackled to find solutions to the combined consequences of anthropogenic emissions, land-use and cli
https://www.becc.lu.se/research-imperative-questions-our-time/becc-grand-challenges - 2025-02-01
Publications, news, films and other media output from and with BECC researchers. Lund UniversityYou can find BECC research outputs at Lund University's Research Portal. portal.research.lu.seUniversity of GothenburgResearch output 2016–2018 (PDF, 1 MB, new tab)News about BECC research Please follow our news to take part of the latest research output from research projects within BECC:BECC news feed
https://www.becc.lu.se/research-imperative-questions-our-time/research-output - 2025-02-01
BECC arranges events and meetings to make sure researchers and its stakeholders are updated on the latest research findings, and to facilitate the important cooperation and interaction within the research environment and with its stakeholders. Recurring meeting placesThe events listed below are recurring, and are important meeting places for our researchers and its stakeholders. Some are only open
https://www.becc.lu.se/becc-members/becc-events - 2025-02-01
A major challenge for ecology is to predict and manage global change impacts on species and ecosystems. One key focus of that research is species’ movement (or stasis), through a shift, expansion, or contraction of their ranges. We aim to identify the potential for species range-shifts in Sweden, and to assess their consequences on biodiversity. We study different taxa, with an emphasis on birds
https://www.becc.lu.se/range-shifts-changing-climate - 2025-02-01
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As a strategic research area, BECC provides a networking platform for its researchers and the possibility to apply for funds within the subject areas of BECC. The funds come in many different forms. Apart from standard research projects (PhD projects, Postdoctoral projects and Research projects), BECC has a mechanism where researchers may try out new ideas - so called Action Groups. They are short
https://www.becc.lu.se/research-imperative-questions-our-time/research-output/becc-funded-research - 2025-02-01
On this page we have gathered ongoing projects specifically funded by BECC. They are listed in the following order:PhD projectsPostdoctoral projectsResearch projectsAction GroupsPhD projects Drought impacts on Swedish terrestrial ecosystems - detecting and mapping vegetation change Start: 2021 The overall aim of the project is to develop, test and apply methodology for detection and quantification
https://www.becc.lu.se/research-imperative-questions-our-time/research-output/becc-funded-research/ongoing-projects - 2025-02-01
To lead the work within BECC, the strategic research area has a board, a steering group and a Scientific Advisory Board (SAB). BECC is organised with its Board as the highest decision making organ and is mainly placed at Lund University. A Steering Group supervise and coordinate the research and work at the University of Gothenburg. The Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) supports the board of BECC in
- a strategic research area funded by the Swedish Government The Government bill on research and innovation of 2008 proposed an increased support for research of strategic value to the society. BECC was chosen as one of the Strategic Research Areas (SRA) and has since 2010 received funding from the Swedish Government to focus on the effects of climate change on natural resources, ecosystem service
On this page we have gathered some of the finalized projects in BECC. They are listed in the following order: Postdoctoral projects Research projects Action Groups Postdoctoral projects Eco-evolutionary models of spatiotemporal dynamics of plant-pollinator communities... Eco-evolutionary models of spatiotemporal dynamics of plant-pollinator communities – novel avenues for studying community respon
