Janos Korponai

associate professor

National University of Public Service

Hungary

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Janos Korponai is an associate professor at the National University of Public Service in Hungary. His research focuses on the resilience of alpine lake ecosystems, the impact of land use on Cladocera assemblages, and diatom traits as indicators of water quality. Recent articles reflect his expertise in paleolimnology, sedimentation dynamics, and the ecological role of historical charcoal production. He is devoted to understanding environmental changes in freshwater habitats and their biotic communities.

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Jian Liu

AUSTRALIA

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Liette Vasseur

Full Professor/ UNESCO Chair in Community Sustainability

Brock University

CANADA

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Liisa Nevalainen

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Jan Weckström

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Simon Hutchinson

Senior Lecturer

University of Salford

UNITED KINGDOM

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Tamas Karches

associate professor, department head

National University of Public Service

HUNGARY

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Tibor Bíró

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National University of Public Service

HUNGARY

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Imre Somlyai

University of Debrecen

HUNGARY

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Arnold Móra

University of Pecs

HUNGARY

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Nick Littlewood

Academic contract that is both teaching and research, Senior Lecturer

Scotland's Rural College

UNITED KINGDOM

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Eva Acs

University of Public Service

HUNGARY

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Articles (16)

Integration of Morphology‐Based and Molecular Techniques to Study the Most Significant Diatom Order (Thalassiosirales) of Phytoplankton in the River Danube

Resilience of alpine lake macroinvertebrate communities to climate change: a view from the South Carpathian Mountains

Exploring Cladocera Assemblage and Responses to Land Use Patterns

Surviving on the edge: the role of medieval and modern age charcoal production in the stand composition of colline beech woodlands in NE Hungary (EC Europe)

Intermittency as an Environmental Filter: Diatom Traits and Water Quality Indicators in a Hydrodynamic Context

Cladocera and Geochemical Variables from Core Sediments Show Different Conditions of Hungarian Lakes

Investigation of the last two centuries sedimentation dynamics in high-altitude lakes of Southern Carpathians, Romania

Paleolimnológiai módszerek alkalmazásának korlátai sekély állóvizek esetében

Lake morphology as an important constraint for benthic diatoms in temperate, humic forest ponds

Density and Diversity Differences of Contemporary and Subfossil Cladocera Assemblages: A Case Study in an Oxbow Lake

Special Issue “The Response of the Plankton Community to Environmental Stress”

Irreproducibility in searches of scientific literature: A comparative analysis

Climate and land-use as the main drivers of recent environmental change in a mid-altitude mountain lake, Romanian Carpathians

Effect of Temperature on the Size of Sedimentary Remains of Littoral Chydorids

Long-Term Changes of Species Composition and Functional Traits of Epiphytic Diatoms in the Szigetköz Region (Hungary) of the Danube River

Trait-based diatom functional diversity as an appropriate tool for understanding the effects of environmental changes in soda pans

Collaborators (11)

Jian Liu

Liette Vasseur

Liisa Nevalainen

Jan Weckström

Simon Hutchinson

Tamas Karches

Tibor Bíró

Imre Somlyai

Arnold Móra

Nick Littlewood

Eva Acs

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