In our latest publication in Journal of Biogeography led by Anna Schertler, we examine the global biogeography of 100 alien fungi and fungus-like oomycetes...
Experts from the Austrian Biodiversity Council used the opportunity of their visit to President Alexander Van der Bellen to draw attention to the increasing...
This year's list of the world's most cited researchers in 2023 includes eleven scientists from the University of Vienna. They conduct research at the Centre...
Happy to share our latest publication led by Michael Glaser in the journal Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment. We applied occupancy modelling to a...
A 3 years (30 h) PhD position on studying the accumulation of alien species across scales is available at the Division of BioInvasions, Macroecology &...
Following the release of the Summary for Policy-Makers of the IPBES Assessment on Invasive Alien Species and their Control, the individual chapters of the...
Recently three of our group members have been mentioned in the science magazine Heureka of the Austrian news outlet Falter. Great to see their exciting...
In Europe and America, many of the alien plant species originate from their own continent. They usually originate in warmer regions closer to the equator - a...
From the 28. - 29.10.2023 we had out annual division retreat. This time we met in the picturesque village of Weissenkirchen in the midst of the UNESCO World...
In the latest episode of the Birdlife Podcast 'Gezwitscher', Gábor Wichmann (director of BirdLife Austria and Lisa Lugerbauer) talk with Franz Essl about the...
Jennifer recently joined our group and she will study how biodiversity and climate change influences human conflicts across the globe. My research focuses...
On 4 September 2023 a comprehensive assessment by the world biodiversity council (IPBES) on the state of biological invasions, their distribution, trends,...
We are happy and proud to announce that Daijun Liu received the Young Investigator Award 2023 from the Faculty of Life Sciences at University of Vienna. This...