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For BECC members

Useful information about our research environment As a researcher within BECC you have access to a wide network of colleagues within different disciplines, as well as the possibility to administrative and financial support on different issues. On these pages, we have gathered useful information for those of you who are researchers and PhDs connected to BECC. On these pages you can find useful info

https://www.becc.lu.se/becc-members - 2025-12-29

Funding possibilites

On this page you will find all information you might need regarding the funding possibilities as a BECC researcher. The allocation of BECC resources is based on a yearly budget decided by the Board. Some specific decisions are taken by the Board while in other cases it allocates resources to a specific task for later decision.Always consider gender and interdisciplinary aspects, stakeholder intera

https://www.becc.lu.se/becc-members/funding-possibilites - 2025-12-29

Principal Investigators (PIs)

BECC consists of scientists at different stages of their career. A particular role is played by BECC’s Principal Investigators (PIs) who, as representatives and leaders within the research groups encompassed by BECC in Lund and Gothenburg, contribute to the development of BECC. A Principal Investigator (PI) in BECC is a permanently employed researcher at LU or UGOT (as researcher, associate senior

https://www.becc.lu.se/becc-members/becc-membership/principal-investigators-pis - 2025-12-29

Trade-offs and synergies between biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services

How can increased demands for food and fibre be combined with conservation of biodiversity which often is threatened by agricultural intensification and expansion? This project focus on the relative benefits of segregating or integrating conservation and agricutlural production (land sparing versus land sharing). On one hand it has been suggested that agriculture should be intensive on existing ar

https://www.becc.lu.se/trade-offs-and-synergies-between-biodiversity-conservation-and-ecosystem-services - 2025-12-29

Predicting climate-driven changes in phenology and their effects on populations using evolutionary game theo

We develop eco-evolutionary models and life-history optimisation models to study adaptive phenology and their effects on ecological interactions and populations. Our work guides the interpretation of changing phenology patterns and enhances the possibility to predict the ecological consequences of climate changes. 

https://www.becc.lu.se/predicting-climate-driven-changes-phenology-and-their-effects-populations-using-evolutionary-game - 2025-12-29

Analyses of climate response and phenological mismatch using data from herbarium specimens

Aims to analyse climate response in flowering time and phenological mismatch using records from herbarium specimens. Phenological data have emerged as effective tools for studying the impact of climate change on demographic processes. Of the biological responses to climate change detected to date, changes in phenological events during the spring such as onset of flowering are among the most sensit

https://www.becc.lu.se/analyses-climate-response-and-phenological-mismatch-using-data-herbarium-specimens - 2025-12-29

Start

Welcome to BECC world leading research about the dynamics between biodiversity and ecosystem services in a rapidly changing world From natural to social sciences tackling the complexities of social-ecological systems in a world affected by global change. Stakeholder dialogue for mutual learning providing a scientific basis for policy development and the sustainable management of ecosystems and bio

https://www.becc.lu.se/start - 2025-12-29

Research on imperative questions of our time

addressing our society´s need for knowledge about the dynamics between biodiversity and ecosystem services in a rapidly changing world To generate cutting-edge research increasing the ability of societies to reach the UN Sustainability Development Goals, BECC currently focuses on three grand challenges arising from the combined consequences of climate change and land-use on biodiversity, ecosystem

https://www.becc.lu.se/research-imperative-questions-our-time - 2025-12-29

Carbon Cycle & Climate Change – 4C (foresee)

One major challenge is to reduce the currently high uncertainty about how the carbon cycle responds to anthropogenic and biophysical drivers, including long-term effects of slow-responding processes of vegetation and soils. The carbon cycle dynamically couples the biosphere, oceans and atmosphere, and links societal and biophysical dimensions of the Earth system. A Grand Challenge is to reduce wid

https://www.becc.lu.se/research-imperative-questions-our-time/becc-grand-challenges/carbon-cycle-climate-change-4c-foresee - 2025-12-29

Ecosystem Services under Global Change

A Grand Challenge is to integrate private and public values of ecosystem services into environmental policies and management, while accounting for the projected impacts of climate, land-use and other drivers of change. Climate, environmental and socio-economic change may negatively impact ecosystems and their services. But it may also provide opportunities such as increased agricultural and silvic

https://www.becc.lu.se/research-imperative-questions-our-time/becc-grand-challenges/ecosystem-services-under-global-change - 2025-12-29

Biodiversity under Global Change

Climate change threatens biodiversity directly, but also indirectly through changes in land-use caused by attempts to mitigate or adapt to climate change. This calls for effective biodiversity conservation strategies on different scales. The direct and indirect consequences of climate change may have compounding effects on biodiversity, such as habitat loss that limits species range shifts. A Gran

https://www.becc.lu.se/research-imperative-questions-our-time/becc-grand-challenges/biodiversity-under-global-change - 2025-12-29

BECC strategies and plans

On this page we have gathered strategies and plans that are important in BECC. We encourage all researchers and staff at BECC to read the Research strategy and the current Plan of operations. BECCs work is guided by its research strategy that stretches five years at a time. This is complemented by a yearly plan of operations and a strategic plan for the Grand Challenges.We encourage all BECC resea

https://www.becc.lu.se/becc-members/becc-strategies-and-plans - 2025-12-29

Predicting climate-driven changes in phenology and their effects on populations using evolutionary game theory

We develop eco-evolutionary models and life-history optimisation models to study adaptive phenology and their effects on ecological interactions and populations. Our work guides the interpretation of changing phenology patterns and enhances the possibility to predict the ecological consequences of climate changes. 

https://www.becc.lu.se/predicting-climate-driven-changes-phenology-and-their-effects-populations-using-evolutionary-game-0 - 2025-12-29

The Boulevard of Broken Dreams grant

The BBD grant was initiated by artist and alumni Michael Johansson who in his final year at Malmö Art Academy decided to sell all of his painting materials in an acknowledgement of that he never would become a painter. Michael organized a fleemarket at the annual exhibition at Malmö Art Academy in 2005 titled Boulevard of Broken Dreams. In addition to the sale of unused painting material, Boulevar

https://www.khm.lu.se/en/boulevard-broken-dreams-grant - 2025-12-29

Malmö Art Academy 30 years

Malmö Art Academy 30 yearsWe are celebrating our 30th anniversary with a programme that highlights the school's theoretical framework and international profile. The celebrations include seminars and lectures and will conclude with a digital anniversary exhibition. Since our start in 1995, the school has challenged traditional teaching methods by focusing on the studio and the open work process, ch

https://www.khm.lu.se/en/malmo-art-academy-30-years - 2025-12-29