Conferences and meetings

14 September 2022 : Århus, Denmark

Ancient sedimentary DNA reveals past dispersal and ecosystem build up

BIOCHANGE symposium

28 APRIL 2021 : ONline

Ancient sedimentary DNA shows rapid post-glacial colonisation of Iceland followed by relatively stable vegetation until Landnám

European Geosciences Union -
General Assembly

28 APRIL 2021 : ONline

Contrasting patterns of vegetation compositing and species diversity over 22,000 years in two adjacent artic-alpine catchments

European Geosciences Union -
General Assembly

28 JAnuary 2021 : ONline

How ancient DNA increases our understanding of species distribution & diversity through time and space

International Biogeography Society -
Funk Lecture Series

4 - 8 May 2020 : VIENNA, AUSTRIA (ONline)

Ancient sedimentary DNA reveals long-term impact of climate change on northern flora

European Geosciences Union -
General Assembly

3 - 5 March 2020 : Reykjavik, Iceland (Invited Speaker)

Using ancient and modern DNA to understand effect of climate change on vascular plants

Ecology in the Anthropocene -
The Nordic Society Oikos

17 February 2020 : Bern, switzerland

Long-term effect of climate change on arctic-alpine flora: new knowledge based on ancient sedimentary DNA

Colloquium Plant Sciences -
Universität Bern

28 January 2020 : Tromsø, Norway (Invited Speaker)

Long-term effect of climate change on arctic vegetation: new knowledge based on ancient DNA

The Mohn Prize Seminar -
UiT The Arctic University of Norway