The cluster "Biodiversity & LTER" visualises the existing know-how and collaboration opportunities of publicly visible research infrastructures in Austria. The research infrastructures presented offer expertise in ecological and socio-ecological long-term studies (LTER) and make a significant contribution to biodiversity research in Austria and Europe.
Bundesministerium für Frauen, Wissenschaft und Forschung
Abteilung II/3 – Grundlagenforschung (MINT) und Forschungsinfrastrukturen
Referat II/3e (Umwelt- und Erdsystemwissenschaften inkl. Klimaforschung)
Dr. Karolina Begusch-Pfefferkorn
Teinfaltstraße 8/1/130, 1010 Wien
karolina.begusch-pfefferkorn@bmfwf.gv.at
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU)
The infrastructure provides power, internet, and water supply to three experimental stations at Lehrforst Rosalia....
University of Salzburg
The Core Facility Genomics integrates advanced platforms for genome-wide expression, genome and methylome analyses, and...
University of Graz
This device sequences amplicons and entire genomes in a time- and cost-efficient manner using ONT...
University of Salzburg
The server infrastructure comprises 16 high-performance computers with multi-core processors (up to 3 GHz): 8...
University of Salzburg
The Core Facility enables the determination of temperature-related ages from sedimentary rocks, igneous rocks or...
University of Salzburg
The "Alphachron" device essentially consists of an infrared laser (wavelength 914 nm), a sample chamber,...
University of Salzburg
The "AGILENT 7900 ICP-MS" device is a quadrupole mass spectrometer for elemental analysis of aqueous,...
University of Salzburg
The Herbarium SZU is a curated natural history collection hosting ca. 130.000 vouchers of vascular...
Natural History Museum Vienna
In addition to the microCT, several 3D printers and hand-held 3D scanners (Artec Space Spider,...
Natural History Museum Vienna
The collections of the Botany Department at NHM Vienna are among the most important worldwide....