The Iberian Association of Limnology (AIL) has a special section of Young AIL, made up of all those members which are students or postdoctoral researchers who do not yet have a permanent position. They have a working committee that organizes annual meetings and activities for this group.
When registering for the Association, there is an option to indicate if you want to belong to the Young-AIL when you provide your personal information.
The coordinators of the Young-AIL are Edurne Estévez , Isabel Fernandes and Daniel Morant .
Advantages of being a member of Young-AIL:
- possibility of participating in a network of young researchers
- possibility of applying for grants to participate in congresses organized or supported by AIL
- possibility of applying for projects for young researchers, organized by AIL and by the European Federation for Freshwater Sciences (EFFS)
- possibility of participating in meetings, courses and workshops organized or supported by AIL
- possibility of applying for the prize for the best Iberian (AIL) and European PhD thesis (EFFS).
How microbial biodiversity and ecosystem function change across a gradient of urbanization?
This question will be addressed in the next 2 years by early-career scientists of the Iberian Association of Limnology. URBIFUN is the third collaborative project for and led by young limnologists.
Miriam Colls and Ferran Romero, from the Catalan Institute of Water Research (ICRA) and University of Girona, are the PIs of this competitive project funded by...
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Dear J-AIL members,
It is with great satisfaction that we share with you all that our colleague Andrea Bravo has been awarded by the ASLO RAYMOND L. LINDEMAN AWARD, honoring a young author for an outstanding peer-reviewed, English-language paper in the aquatic sciences for her paper Molecular composition of organic matter controls methylmercury formation in boreal lakes, published in Nature Communications in 2017.
Quoting ASLO President Michael Pace "...
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