Lars L. Iversen

We are currently mapping the global form and function of freshwater plants. Read more about the MAP project and how to join our search for functional trait data of the world’s freshwater plants: lifeinmud.com/map @CdYPan @JGarciaGiron

Join us! Together with the Gregory-Eaves lab we are recruiting a post-doc to work on eDNA detection of macrophytes through space and time.

Well, it seems you'll hear much more from me in the next three years... I was awarded a global MSCA postdoctoral fellowship!! Can't wait to start! "Predicting functional DIVErsity of INvasive freshwater plants" @RossanoBolpagni @lifeinmud @unipr @mcgillu

If you’re at #AGU2023 and interested in sand mining, go check out presentation GC33J-1280 this afternoon by PhD student Nakiya Noorbhai @mcgillgeography on “Mapping sand mining from space - Using satellite imagery, citizen science and spatial occupancy models”

🚨 Check out our latest paper "Condition-dependent survival and movement behavior in an endangered endemic damselfly" This North African endemic damselfly seems to perform mostly small-scale movements, suggesting a limited ability to disperse @Rassim_Kh rdcu.be/dtcHr

Reminder!! There’s still time to apply for a phd position in our research group!

📢 Explore the captivating world of #biodiversity science through our engaging Speaker Series ! Register to discover how #science is driving conservation efforts and shaping a #sustainable future for all 🐸🌿 qcbs.ca/mcgillbiodiver…

@dasbarsa98 @BioMcGill Hi Barsa, the email listed is correct. I just send you a pm regarding this.

@lifeinmud @BioMcGill Hi Dr.Iverson I have been trying to email you my application through the provided e-mail ID but my e-mails keep getting blocked. Kindly let me know any alternate ID if you have so that I can send over my application.

We are recruiting a PhD student in our lab at @BioMcGill Please apply if you are interested in #freshwater #biodiversity and/or #insect #ecology Please retweet!

Palpopleura jucunda and Palpopleura portia. Two small widow species found in shallow ponds created by artisanal sand mining. Kigali, Rwanda.

Osmoderma eremicola found at @mcgillu campus. Woodland biodiversity in the center of a metropolitan.

Platycypha caligata, the dancing jewel. Happy day I the field!

Thinking of heading to #AGU2023 & researching the environmental, ecological or social impacts of the extractive industries? Why not submit your work to our session?? #Sand #Gold #RareEarths #ExctractiveIndusties #Mining ⛏️⏳ Submit an abstract ➡️agu.confex.com/agu/fm23/preli…

Palms and Black Kites. Kigali in July.

Sagittaria on the front cover of the @TrendsPlantSci June issue. Read our review on global change and freshwater plant adaptations: cell.com/trends/plant-s…

Innovative approaches for freshwater #biodiversity monitoring, from observation to ecosystem assessment. Calling all abstracts on advances in tech, data management & mobilizing focus on freshwater systems. Submit abstract for this session👉bit.ly/nH4sjl #GEOBONconf2023

Collecting aquatic insects at Station de biologie des Laurentides. Too soon?

Our field season started today. Some highlights: spring weather!, spotted salamanders, and lots of haliplidae beetles.

@schmidtkloiber There are amazing. Also, always together with lots of nice mayflies.

This is Unio crassus, IUCN category “endangered”, releasing water after filtering its food out of it. #ecosystemservices #selfpurification #freshwaterbiodiversity

Global change and plant-ecosystem functioning in freshwaters dlvr.it/SgcsyH

Some recent reflections on academic career paths and the “two-body” challenge by @ClimateAdam. Including @Mettebendixen08 and I discussing the impossible timing of dual lab moves: nature.com/articles/d4158… And navigating the job market during the pandemic: nature.com/articles/d4158…