EU funded PRIDE project investigating evolution&collapse, of lakes systems&biota in the Black Sea & Caspian Sea by combining climate-, geo- and bio- sciences
Final #PRIDEscience conference group picture. A great thanks to all colleagues and partners in #PRIDEscience for establishing wonderful connections, sharing research ideas and knowledge, and creating this big scientific network in the #PontocaspianArea!
If you are interested in a summary of what the PRIDE project is still working on, this is the best read you can get. It's a big review of the basin connectivity and faunal evolution of the Black and Caspian Sea. Check it out! https://t.co/bpeZAI0Tfs
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After 3 years of great science and adventures we have arrived at the end of the Marie Curie training program. Fortunately a great network has been build and the science will continue. #PRIDEscience ESRs say thank you to all colleagues and hope to see you again soon!!!
Opening of the PRIDE-RCMNS conference "Ecosystem isolation and connection: rise & demise of biota in the Pontocaspian-Caucasian region' by PRIDE director Dr. Frank Wesselingh, director of the Georgian National Museum Prof. David Lordkipanidze, and Prof. Wout Krijgsman from RCMNS