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Cristian Gudasz is a staff scientist whose research primarily focuses on understanding the role of lakes in the carbon cycle and their feedback mechanisms related to climate change. His work aims to elucidate quantitative methods for identifying key factors that control carbon turnover, with the goal of defining the pathways involved in aquatic carbon storage and emissions. His research is particularly interested in tracing the contributions of organic carbon sources within aquatic ecosystems using deuterium stable isotopes and scaling lake morphometry at both regional and global levels. He has been involved in various research projects that address the impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems in the Swedish Arctic and the dynamics of northern lake ecosystems. Gudasz's significant contributions to the field include studies on methane emissions from Arctic rivers and the long-term storage of carbon in Baltic marine sediments, reflecting his commitment to advancing our understanding of aquatic biogeochemistry in the face of climate change.
KBC-Fysiologihuset • Umeå, Sweden
Conduct research on the role of lakes in the carbon cycle and the impacts of climate change on aquatic ecosystems.
Requirements are standard for Master's programs across Social Sciences and Humanities at Umeå. English 6 proficiency is the general rule.