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Linking river sediment physical properties to biofilm biomass and activity

Ann, Vannak (Date of defense: 2015-06-30)

River sediments are composed by a variety of grain sizes which determine their permeability and biogeochemistry. The aim of this thesis was to test whether differences in river sediment physical ...

Trace elements biogeochemistry in high mountain lake catchments: identifying anthropogenic versus natural components from the atmospheric contamination legacy in remote natural areas

Bacardit Peñarroya, Montserrat (Date of defense: 2011-06-01)

Human activities have been interfering with the natural biogeochemical cycles of trace elements since the ancient civilizations. Although they are inaccessible and remote, high mountain lake catchments ...

Function and structure of river sediment biofilms and their role in dissolved organic matter utilization

Freixa Casals, Anna (Date of defense: 2016-02-18)

The objective of this thesis was to study how sediment microbial communities in Mediterranean rivers used dissolved organic matter at different spatial and temporal scales. Results from the two field ...

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Linking river sediment physical properties to biofilm biomass and activity

Trace elements biogeochemistry in high mountain lake catchments: identifying anthropogenic versus natural components from the atmospheric contamination legacy in remote natural areas

Function and structure of river sediment biofilms and their role in dissolved organic matter utilization

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Linking river sediment physical properties to biofilm biomass and activity

Trace elements biogeochemistry in high mountain lake catchments: identifying anthropogenic versus natural components from the atmospheric contamination legacy in remote natural areas

Function and structure of river sediment biofilms and their role in dissolved organic matter utilization