Aquatic bacteria are microorganisms that can only be seen under an electron microscope at a magnification of over 100,000x. They play a vital role in the functioning of aquatic ecosystems.
Specialists from the A.N. Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Institute of Industrial Ecology of the North of the Kola Science Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and colleagues from the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences conducted an ichthyological study in Lake Imandra - the largest body of water in the Murmansk Region - and discovered how climate change is altering fish food competition in northern lakes.
What is the secret behind the unique biochemistry of these larvae that can digest this synthetic polymer? Are these insects truly considered pests in agriculture?
Birds, thanks to their mobility, are sensitive indicators of global change, but there's still no clear understanding of which climate and weather components provide them with the right signals.
New technologies, such as GPS tracking, allow scientists to closely monitor bird movements, helping them understand how the birds use their habitat and which areas are most important for their conservation.
Journalists from the "Ecology of Russia" spoke with Marina Rutovskaya about how the desman was listed in the Red Book, why it is important to promote this animal and the main challenges of restoring the population.
The book is intended for ornithologists, zoologists, ecologists, specialists in aviation and other areas of applied ornithology, and historians of science.
Scientists have discovered that barbs from Ethiopia's Lake Tana have remained virtually unchanged in their feeding habits despite catastrophic ecosystem changes.
The massive accumulation of plastic in the environment necessitates the development of technologies for the efficient and environmentally friendly disposal of plastic waste.
Pre-defense of T.N. Karmanova's PhD thesis on the topic "Genetic characteristics of rodents in urban communities on the example of the striped field mouse (Apodemus agrarius, Pallas 1774) and the common hamster (Cricetus cricetus, Linnaeus 1758)" (Supervisor: A.V. Surov, PhD).
All are invited!
We invite you to participate in the 17th Congress of the Russian Entomological Society, which will be held August 22–27, 2027, at Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University in Kazan.
To raise awareness among employees of organizations subordinate to the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation about the possibility of exercising their housing rights by joining a housing cooperative, the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia is sending a presentation of the Proton Housing Cooperative, located in Troitsk, Moscow.
For those looking to send their children on summer vacation, the Moscow Federation of Trade Unions offers a network of residential summer camps. For more information, please use the contact information provided in the attached file.
In 2027, the awards will be presented to outstanding scientific researchers in the fields of physics, mathematics, computer and information sciences, chemistry, and earth and environmental sciences. Five winners will be selected, each receiving a prize of €100,000.
On Wednesday, May 27 at 14:00, an interlaboratory colloquium will be held at 33 Leninsky Prospekt (room 19) between the Laboratory of Mammalian Behavior and Behavioral Ecology (Head – RAS Academician V.V. Rozhnov) and the Laboratory of Comparative Ethology and Biocommunication (Head – RAS Corresponding Member A.V. Surov).