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How does biodiversity differ between natural forests and production forests? Researchers Tobias Andermann and Mahwash Jamy from the Biodiversity Data Lab are seeking to find out with the help of school pupils throughout Sweden. The pupils will collect soil samples for analysis and sequencing at SciLifeLab.
Tobias Andermann was invited to speak at an online seminar for the Biodiversa+ project MoSTFun on predictive biodiversity modelling, highlighting the integration of species data, eDNA, and high-resolution remote sensing.
Master student Linus Lassen from the Biodiversity Data Lab was awarded an Environmental Scholarship from Sveriges Ingenjorer for a degree project on optimizing eDNA detection methods.
An interview with Sveriges Radio on the role of AI in biodiversity research.
We carried out a workshop on Emerging Methods for Business & Biodiversity, bringing together experts from academia, museums, nature tech, the private sector, and public agencies.
A panel discussion about the ongoing biodiversity crisis and how to move towards a biodiversity-positive future.
A one-hour public seminar presenting recent advances in spatial biodiversity modeling and deep learning models for detecting high-conservation-value forests in Sweden.
The study estimates the number of recent bird extinctions, including those unnoticed due to a lack of data or research effort.
The Benzelius prize in the category natural science and medicine was awarded to Tobias Andermann for research on biodiversity using interdisciplinary methods.
In this interview, Tobias Andermann talks about his research, the biodiversity crisis, and how computers and big data can help provide new insights into nature.
Two review articles on the state of Madagascar's biodiversity, published in Science, synthesize available data on biodiversity distribution and extinction threats.
A Bayesian Neural Network approach published in Nature Communications was featured in the SciLifeLab Data Highlights.
The AI-based biodiversity prediction approach from a recent publication was featured as a Data Highlight by SciLifeLab.
A Q&A style news article about Tobias Andermann's research background, future aims, and role within the DDLS network.
The Royal Academy of Forestry and Agriculture awarded Tobias a prize for his recently defended PhD thesis.
Watch the recorded talk outlining the research vision for the Biodiversity Data Lab and a summary of previous research.
The Faculty of Science at the University of Gothenburg awarded the annual research prize for the best doctoral thesis in 2021 to Tobias Andermann.
A short radio interview about the utility and challenges of big data in biodiversity research.
In this live TV interview Tobias Andermann discusses the scale of the current biodiversity crisis and why we should care.
Beilun Zhao, Tobias Andermann
Filipe Gomes de Almeida, Adrian Baggstrom, Tobias Andermann
Adrian Baggstrom, Robert Goodsell, Laura van Dijk, Ela Iwaszkiewicz-Eggebrecht, Andreia Miraldo, Ayco J.M. Tack, Tobias Andermann
Tobias Andermann, Johan Haggmark, Patrik Olsson, Alice Hogstrom
Sylvia Hofmann, Dennis Rodder, Tobias Andermann, Michael Matschiner, Jendrian Riedel, and collaborators
Rob Cooke, Ferran Sayol, Tobias Andermann, Tim Blackburn, Manuel Steinbauer, Alexandre Antonelli, Soren Faurby
Alexandre Antonelli and collaborators, including Tobias Andermann
Helene Ralimanana and collaborators, including Tobias Andermann and Alexandre Antonelli
Tobias Andermann, Caroline Stromberg, Alexandre Antonelli, Daniele Silvestro
Tobias Andermann, Alexandre Antonelli, Russell Barrett, Daniele Silvestro
Sandro Valerio Silva, Tobias Andermann, Alexander Zizka, Gregor Kozlowski, Daniele Silvestro
Alexander Zizka, Tobias Andermann, Daniele Silvestro
Recent group moments: a collaborative statistical modelling session, a group portrait under a leafy canopy, and research life around Uppsala.
