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The national research infrastructure SITES will receive further funding from the Swedish Research Council (VR) for five years. This is a very pleasing message, says Anders Lindroth, SITES Director. Final decision regarding the funding will be determined after dialogue between VR, SLU and the consortium. The consortium behind SITES consists of SLU (host), the Polar Research Secretariat, and the universities in Stockholm, Uppsala and Gothenburg.
Jonathan is SITES newest crew member and will work with SITES data portal in Lund.
This is how he describes himself:
I´m originally from France and have been living in Sweden for four years. Studied computer science and have worked in web and iOS development since graduation in 2010. My interest in the environment got me motivated to join the SITES project. I wanted to use my competences as a programmer to help us understand and work better with the world. The Carbon Portal developed by ICOS will be the basis for the SITES project and I'm looking forward to expand its capabilities to include the different kind of data that SITES will include.
Welcome on board to SITES!
I´m originally from France and have been living in Sweden for four years. Studied computer science and have worked in web and iOS development since graduation in 2010. My interest in the environment got me motivated to join the SITES project. I wanted to use my competences as a programmer to help us understand and work better with the world. The Carbon Portal developed by ICOS will be the basis for the SITES project and I'm looking forward to expand its capabilities to include the different kind of data that SITES will include.
Welcome on board to SITES!
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Latest News
- SITES welcomes new staff at Röbäcksdalen
- 'What Do We Do?' to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from wetlands - World Wetlands Day at S…
- Rabot Glacier Now a World Reference
- New monitoring series from wildlife cameras at Grimsö Wildlife Research Station
- SITES AquaNet mesocosm infrastructure welcomes new experiments!
- New data on factors affecting plankton composition in five Swedish lakes
- Nutrient balance analysis of spruce needels prior to fertilization of Asa HYEF
- Data from Tarfala used in research on how reindeer herding is impacted by climate change
- The secret lives of the insects
- Svartberget stations complete ICOS labelling!