We attended a seminar which was called “How to Write Effective Literature Reviews” that was organized by OGEM – Center for Advancing Learning and Teaching for OGEM Graduate Student Seminar Series about academic writing. It was a great event so beneficial for us. Thank you to Benjamin C. Heddy and OGEM for this organization.
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Korhan gave a talk about Anatolian Lakes facing extinction crisis. Also, he mentioned of potentials of experimental ecology researches in his speech. Thank you ITU AYBE for their invitation and this great organization.
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Korhan was a guest speaker of the ITU Journal Talks and gave a talk about climate change’s effects on polar and high-altitude ecosystems. In his speech, it was discussed climate change’s dramatic effects on biodiversity and impacts on sensitive ecosystems. Also, he mentioned observational approaches in ecology, experimental ecology, and his experiences in the Antarctic and Arctic Expeditions that he joined.
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We attended a seminar which was called “Effective Graduate Writing” that was organized by OGEM – Center for Advancing Learning and Teaching for OGEM Graduate Student Seminar Series about academic writing. It was a great event so helpful and inspiring. Thank you to Rachael Cayley and Ogem for this organization.
Click here for Rachael Cayley blog about academic writing.
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Göksu Delta monitoring field trips for the nature conservation project and for our GHG project which is “Understanding the complex interaction of salinization and eutrophication on Green House Gas emissions of Anatolian inland waters” continues regularly.
We are so happy to be a part of this effort.
We made an expedition for SGD project successfully in last week. This project aims to understand catchment sea interactions in the East Mediterranean by focusing the role of Submarine Groundwater Discharges in the water and nutrient budget of East Mediterranean.
Our research project funded by TÜBİTAK 1001 programme.
Burak was nominated for the Course Performance Award 2021 from our institute and he was selected for this award by the university depend on his academic success in the courses.
Congratulations Burak!
Mustafa gave an interview for National Press about Acıgöl which is located on the borders of Afyonkarahisar and Burdur, where there are nearly 200 bird species as well as endemic plant and animal species. Unfortunately, lake water levels has been detected very shallow and largely dried out, recently. We hope to contribute to protection of these sensitive ecosystems in our Saline Lakes project.
Click here for CNN Turk Interview.
Click here for Takvim Interview.
Korhan’s bird photos featured in the latest Europe’s birds published by Princeton University Press. It is a comprehensive guide covering more than 900 species.
You can buy it from here.
In last weeks, our team made great effort to start-up mesocosm facility for the first experiments of saline lakes research. This involved collect innoculum (all kinds of living material) from natural lakes and populate our experimental tanks with tem. We started experimetal treatment of different salt concentrations. We are looking forward to see exiting results soon!
Well done everyone!
