Posters 2021 In 'Annual Meetings' 2019 Annual Meeting2019 Posters2020 Annual Meeting2020 Posters2021 Annual Meeting2021 posters2022 Annual Meeting2023 Annual MeetingAnnual Meetings2024 Annual Meeting Back to 'About BIFoR' BIFoR is a virtual institute of over 100 academics. More details can be found on our website pages which are divided into sections called "Wider Research", "BIFoR FACE" and "Forest Health" To follow are posters created in 2021 by mainly doctoral researchers to give a flavour of the breadth of research being undertaken at the University of Birmingham. School of Biosciences View Liam's poster Mines bigger than yours: Responses of leafmining larvae to elevated carbon dioxide Email: LXC661@student.bham.ac.uk View Anna's poster Is photosynthetic enhancement sustained in Q. robur after three years of eCO2? Email: AXG042@student.bham.ac.uk View Mark's poster The transgenerational impact of elevated CO2 on oak progeny growth and development Email: MXR816@student.bham.ac.uk Department of Economics View Maria's poster The Near-miss Effect of Forest Fires Evidence from Western Australia Email: MTG724@student.bham.ac.uk School of Engineering View Bruno's poster Wastewater treatment trees: can forest filters help solve our wastewater crisis? Email: BBS056@student.bham.ac.uk School of English, Drama and Creative Studies View Dion's poster Forest Ecology in Fantasy Fiction Watch the poster presentation Dion Dobrzynski Email: DAD047@student.bham.ac.uk View Thomas's poster Reading the Grain: The Patterns of Wood Rewilding Contemporary Prose & Poetry Thomas Kaye Email: TXK006@student.bham.ac.uk School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences View Aileen's poster Bioaerosols at BIFoR FACE Email: abb324@student.bham.ac.uk View Nine's poster At the interface of soil and air; What happens under future climates? Email: NXD934@student.bham.ac.uk View Katy's poster Impacts of climate change on forest soil microbial community structure and function Email: Katy.Faulkner@warwick.ac.uk View Ben's poster INSTREAM WOOD as a control of microbial metabolic activity and a driver of GHG production and nutrient turnover Email: BCH823@student.bham.ac.uk View Laura's poster Which volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are emitted by trees, or show significant increases or decreases, under herbivory? How is this moderated by exposure to elevated CO2, O3, or both? A systematic review and meta analysis. Laura James Email: LXB973@student.bham.ac.uk View Stefan's poster Identifying non-linear dynamics in hydrological and biogeochemical responses to global environmental change at the Birmingham Institute of Forest Research Email S.Krause@bham.ac.uk View Jordan's poster Forest dynamics through the lens of volcanic disturbance: impacts of the 2008-2009 eruption of Chaitén (Chile) on peripheral Valdivian temperate rain forest. Email: JAJ083@student.bham.ac.uk View Sophie's poster Future climate: Future pollen and spores Email: SAM919@student.bham.ac.uk View Tom's poster What are the rates and drivers of tree mortality globally? Email: t.a.m.pugh@bham.ac.uk View Sue's poster Wrangling Plant:Water data: an update Email: seq616@student.bham.ac.uk View Andrea's poster Trends in soil moisture and temperature dynamics in juvenile forests align to those of mature forest from the time of canopy closure. Email: AXR1049@student.bham.ac.uk View Manon's poster Biological nitrogen fixation (BNF) and nitrogen mineralization in forest soils under elevated CO2 Email: MLR094@student.bham.ac.uk View Bridget's poster Impact of elevated CO2 on leaf wax n-alkane chemistry Bridget Warren Email: BAW888@student.bham.ac.uk View Klaske's poster From branch to forest to globe: how do tree choices regarding growth change forest response to eCO2? Email: KXV056@student.bham.ac.uk International Development Department View Harriet's poster Investigating how changing interactions between humans and elephants affect forest socio-ecological systems in drylands: A case study of Mukogodo Forest, Kenya Email: HXC008@student.bham.ac.uk School of Mathematics View Bradley's poster The impact of forest roads on the rate of biological invasion Email: BFD913@student.bham.ac.uk Thank you for taking part in the BIFoR Annual Meeting, we hope to see you in person at our sixth annual meeting in 2022! Subscribe to our newsletter Keep in touch Read our 2020 Annual Report Information on other conferences in 2021 Get Involved