Dynamic Macroecology

We conduct data- and model-based analyses of the effects of climate change on biodiversity and thus provide an important basis for decision-making for the future - both internationally and nationally. We develop models and theories that explain the distribution and interaction of species, both regionally and globally, and on a time scale ranging from the last ice age to the future. Our work helps to better assess the consequences of climate change on biodiversity and ecosystems and, where necessary, to take appropriate measures at an early stage. Our data and models are also extremely useful when it comes to implementing ecological restoration and nature conservation projects in the best possible way.

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Mitarbeitende

Dynamic macroecology

Niklaus Zimmermann

Groupleader

Alvaro Ayala Ramos

Scientific staff member

Silke Bauer

Scientific staff member

Victor Boussange

Visiting scientist

Philipp Brun

Technical staff member

Jan Bührer

Master student

Patrice Descombes

Visiting scientist

Wenna Ding

Postdoc

Sibel Dugan

Administrative specialist

Elham Ebrahimi

Visiting scientist

Grace Goss-Durant

Project coordinator

Walter Jetz

Fellow

Dirk Karger

Scientific staff member

Ingolf Kühn

Visiting scientist

Yuchen Liao

PhD student guest

Heike Lischke

Senior Scientist

Yi Liu

PhD student

Thomas Löffler

Visiting scientist

Haozhi Ma

Postdoc

Johanna Teresa Malle

Visiting scientist

Michael James McCarthy

Scientific staff member

Leon Till Nissen

Trainee

Michael Nobis

Scientific staff member

Oluwadamilola Ogundipe

PhD student

Elena Plekhanova

Postdoc

Manuel Richard Popp

PhD student

Arthur Provost

Visiting scientist

Damiano Righetti

Visiting scientist

Bianca Saladin

Guest

Dirk Schmatz

Scientific staff member

Otto Wildi

Visiting scientist

Franziska Zilker

Technical staff member