Prof.dr. E. van Donk

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• aquatic
• change
• climate
• cyanobacteria
• ecology
• food
• lakes

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Publications

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Strong interactions between stoichiometric constraints and algal defenses: Evidence from population dynamics of Daphnia and algae in phosphorus-limited microcosms

Mixotrophic organisms become more heterotrophic with rising temperature

Soil, Fresh Water and Marine Sediment Food Webs: Similarities and Differences in their Structure and Functioning

Elevated CO2 concentrations affect the elemental stoichiometry and species composition of an experimental phytoplankton community

Alternative states and population crashes in a resource-susceptible-infected model for planktonic parasites and hosts

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Current research

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Project leader	Environmental stress and disease in aquatic ecosystems (GEDIHAP)
Contact person	Modelling study to unravel interactions and feedbacks resulting from eutrophication or fishery as most likely factors driving changes in Lake Victoria?s food web (SEDEC-2)
Supervisor	Impact of eutrophication status and fisheries on major pathways in Lake Victoria food webs: a combined experimental and field study approach (SEDEC-1)
Researcher	Decoupling and adaptation of trophic interactions in aquatic food webs under climate change(DECADAP)
Contact person	Impact of climate change on the vulnerability of lakes for surface blooms of harmful cyanobacteria (CLIMCYANO)

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Completed research projects

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Supervisor	Ecohydraulics in large shallow lakes. Implications for management
Supervisor	Out of balance. Implications of climate change for the ecological stoichiometry of harmful cyanobacteria
Project leader	Improving habitats in peat lakes for unionid mussels
Contact person	Effects of zooplanktivory on the structure and functioning of a tritrophic pelagic food web - a cosm approach (COSM2)
Supervisor	Effects of zooplanktivory on the structure and functioning of a tritrophic pelagic food web - a cosm approach (COSM2)

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Classification

A64200	Waste water treatment
D22400	Ecology