use change. The conceptual approach of HR21 is based on the analytical distinction between natural/ecological [...] generation of experts and provides scientific evidence base for adaptive management resulting in HR as self
and in future. Our main energy sources are carbon based, as is the production of nearly all modern materials [...] Microorganisms are developed as cell factories and based on these microbial cell factories bioprocesses are
relationships of technical lignins. Novel products based on technical lignins are a closely related field [...] is active. For extractives, analytical methods based on HT-GCMS and UPC 2 -qTof MS are developed and
yield a time series of GIS-based maps of the urban waterscape. They are based on the detailed reconstruction [...] into 5 work-packages (WP). All work-packages are based on the concept of socio-natural sites as nexus between
ts of buildings according to ÖNORM B 8110-5 is based on temperature measurements from 1978 to 2007. [...] life. The change-of-scenery project told a science-based, graphic story of what this climate-adequate future
with regard to minimum herbicide input. The data base for parameter estimation and model verification [...] developed that, in contrast to economic thresholds, is based on every year spraying of reduced herbicide doses
Basics in urban green infrastructure and nature-based solutions 874323 VS Building greenary: functions [...] 872333 VU Sustainable design and use of mineral based materials 892326 VO Mechanical and physical behaviour [...] nature 874332 VS Building like nature & using nature based materials 892327 VU Bionic design Building greening
sequence (see the figure lelow). Method optimization based on different stationary phases and combination of [...] R. New fractionation scheme for lipid classes based on "in-cell fractionation" using sequential pressurized
pattern of automated public transport service". Based on a 3 waves panel data this works examine the dynamic [...] location and activities. The data was collected based on an in-house built open source app, which ran
