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Her finner du en oversikt over noen av de PhD og MSc oppgavene som er blitt til ved hjelp av COAT data og infrastruktur siden 2016

2022:

• Eivind Flittie Kleiven (2022): Population cycles in small rodents seen through the lens of a wildlife camera. PhD thesis in Biology, UiT.
• Pedro Da Silva Nicolau (2022): Boreal rodents fluctuating in space and time: Tying the observation process to the modeling of seasonal population dynamics. PhD thesis in Biology, UiT.
• Isabell Eischeid (2022): Tundra vegetation ecology from the sky - Aerial images and photogrammetry as tools to monitor landscape change. PhD thesis in Biology, UiT.

2021:

• Liv Monica Trondrud (2021): Energetics in seasonal environments: reindeer as a case study. PhD thesis in Biology, NMBU.

2020:

• Filippo Marolla (2020): Understanding and forecasting population dynamics in changing arctic ecosystems. PhD thesis in Biology, UiT.

• Marine Lizy (2020): The effects of changes in snow structures on the population of tundra voles (Microtus oeconomus). BSc oppgave i biologi, UiT. Veileder: Eeva M. Soininen (UiT)

• Matteo Petit Bon (2020): Short-term tundra plant-community nutrient responses to herbivory and warming: New insights from Near infrared-reflectance spectroscopy methodology. PhD thesis in Biology, UiT/UNIS
• Jonas Mölle (2020): Using subnivean cameras to compare winter habitat occupancy of lemmings and voles in an arctic small rodent community.  Master's Thesis Environmental Management,  University of Kiel

2019:

• Mathilde Le Moullec (2019): Spatiotemporal variation in abundance of key tundra species: from local heterogeneity to large-scale synchrony. PhD thesis in Biology, Department of Biology, NTNU

• Mathilde Heas (2019) Nitrogen variability in plant leaves across four different scales. Bachelor oppgave Nordlige populasjoner og økosystemer, UiT. Veiledere: Kari Anne Bråthen (UiT) and Hanna Böhner (UiT)

2018:

• Zina Asnah Kebir (2018): Corvids response to fluctuating abundance of resources in tundra ecosystems. Master thesis in Biology, Northern Populations and Ecosystems, UiT
• Ingrid Marie Garfelt Paulsen (2018): Calving site characteristics and habitat use in Svalbard reindeer. Master thesis in Biology, Northern Populations and Ecosystems, UiT

• Prune Maguerite Lacote (2018) Application of NIRS (Near Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy) To Quantify Fungal Endophytes in Grasses. Bachelor oppgave Nordlige populasjoner og økosystemer, UiT. Veiledere: Kari Anne Bråthen (UiT), John Beck (UiT) and Hanna Böhner (UiT). (For full-text PDF ta kontakt med Leif Einar Støvern)

2017:

• Ragnhild Bjørkås (2017): Spatio-temporal dynamics in breeding occurrence of passerine birds in subarctic birch forest. Master thesis in Biology, Northern Populations and Ecosystems, UiT
• Petter Bernhard Carlsen (2017): Five-year numerical response of saproxylic beetles following a dead wood pulse left by moth outbreaks in northern Scandinavia. Master thesis in biology, Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Natural Resource Management, NMBU
• Jacob Robinson (2017): Initial Community Convergence on Plant Defense Syndromes Explains Community Responses to Herbivore Exclosures. Master thesis in Biology, Northern Populations and Ecosystems, UiT
• Kristine Slettum Skarphol (2017): IVAARNATUR:urbanEcoObservatory. Diplomoppgave, Arkitektur- og designhøgskolen i Oslo (NB! Stor fil)

2016:

• Katarina Inga (2016): Herbivores modify palatability of Silica–rich grasses. Master thesis in Biology, Northern Populations and Ecosystems, UiT (For full-text PDF ta kontakt med Leif Einar Støvern)
• Anna Katharina Pilsbacher (2016): Effects of Empetrum nigrum chemical interference on plant development. Master thesis in Biology, Northern Populations and Ecosystems, UiT (For full-text PDF ta kontakt med Leif Einar Støvern)