Anders Michelsen

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• What is Anders Michelsen's address?

  Anders Michelsen is located at
  Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

• What is Anders Michelsen's job title?

  Anders Michelsen is a
  My field of research is plant physiological ecology and biogeochemistry. The focus is on interactions between plants, microbes, atmosphere and soil in terrestrial ecosystems. Processes are studied in non-managed arctic/alpine, temperate and tropical ecosystems, supplemented with experimental manipulations in growth chambers, and in the field. The aim is to reveal the consequences of environmental changes such as global warming, nitrogen deposition or changed land use on biological diversity and processes involving soils, plants and microbes, from root/leaf level to ecosystem level. Current activities focus on experimental studies of effects of climate change on nutrient and carbon cycling in arctic and temperate ecosystems. I am presently involved in large scale projects investigating: 1) Effects of climate change on vegetation and ecosystem services in Danish heathland (CLIMAITE), funded by the Villum Foundation 2) Climate change impacts on carbon and nitrogen cycling in subarctic ecosystems, funded by the Research Council for Nature and Universe (FNU) 3) Interactions between plants, soil, microbes and atmosphere in areas with permafrost, in Center for Permafrost (CENPERM), funded by the Danish National Research Foundation / Danmarks Grundforskningsfond. Department Of Biology University Of Copenhagen

• What industry does Anders Michelsen currently work in?

  Anders Michelsen currently works in the
  Department Of Biology University Of Copenhagen

• What is Anders Michelsen's area of expertise?

  Anders Michelsen specializes in
  My field of research is plant physiological ecology and biogeochemistry. The focus is on interactions between plants, microbes, atmosphere and soil in terrestrial ecosystems. Processes are studied in non-managed arctic/alpine, temperate and tropical ecosystems, supplemented with experimental manipulations in growth chambers, and in the field. The aim is to reveal the consequences of environmental changes such as global warming, nitrogen deposition or changed land use on biological diversity and processes involving soils, plants and microbes, from root/leaf level to ecosystem level. Current activities focus on experimental studies of effects of climate change on nutrient and carbon cycling in arctic and temperate ecosystems. I am presently involved in large scale projects investigating: 1) Effects of climate change on vegetation and ecosystem services in Danish heathland (CLIMAITE), funded by the Villum Foundation 2) Climate change impacts on carbon and nitrogen cycling in subarctic ecosystems, funded by the Research Council for Nature and Universe (FNU) 3) Interactions between plants, soil, microbes and atmosphere in areas with permafrost, in Center for Permafrost (CENPERM), funded by the Danish National Research Foundation / Danmarks Grundforskningsfond.

• Which languages does Anders Michelsen speak? 

  Anders Michelsen speaks the following languages:
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• Which industries has Anders Michelsen previously worked in?   

  Anders Michelsen has prior experience in the following industries:
  Department Of Biology University Of Copenhagen , Botanical Institute University Of Copenhagen , Institute Of Terrestrial Ecology Merlewood

• What is Anders Michelsen’s work experience?  

  Anders Michelsen has the following professional experience:
  Department Of Biology University Of Copenhagen , Department Of Biology University Of Copenhagen , Botanical Institute University Of Copenhagen , Institute Of Terrestrial Ecology Merlewood .

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• What company does Anders Michelsen work for?  

  Anders Michelsen works at
  Department Of Biology University Of Copenhagen