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Retrieval Workshop Millstatt
In early November the team went back to Lake Millstatt to retrieve the Biohybrid stationed there since September. It successfully gathered data which provide valuable insights into the autumnal ecosystem of the lake. With this success we conclude our field data collection for Robocoenosis and look forward for the next round of gathering in BioDiMoBot !
andreaantes
2 days ago1 min read
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Goodbye Robocoenosis, Hello BioDiMoBot!
It is official, Robocoenosis has ended. As we look back and recapitulate on all we have achieved and learned with this project, the teams are finishing the data evaluation and sum ups for the last reviews and reports. Robocoenosis taught us a lot, and the gathered knowledge and experiences will build the basis for a new project. Ladies and Gentlemen, we are happy to present to you BioDiMoBot .
andreaantes
Nov 31 min read
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Robocoenosis is coming to an end!
Time flies, the project is coming to an end. The last data is being reviewed, reports are written and the last Review-Meeting is almost upon us.
andreaantes
Oct 311 min read
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ÖBF - Altweibersommer and Biohybrids
The team from Uni-Graz got invited to the Altweibersommer event of the Österreichische Bundesforste (ÖBF) at Lake Millstatt and three team members were happy to join the celebra- tion. This opportunity was also used for some experiments and testing in the field as well as presenting the project to interested guests of the event. The final prototype of the Project Robocoenosis was submerged in Lake Millstatt on one of the last sunny days of September 2025. Long-term data will
andreaantes
Oct 91 min read
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First look at the organisms caught on camera
Some of the older data were analyzed by hand and annotated as best possible. The plankton was grouped in categories and thus only roughly...
andreaantes
Oct 91 min read
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Retrieval workshop of the Robocoenosis biohybrid robotic system
Team Robocoenosis from Graz (from the left): Wiktoria Rajewicz, Johannes Diebold, Nikolaus Helmer and Doris Kolleger. A long-term...
wiktoriarajewicz
Aug 51 min read
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You spin me right round!
How do most creatures react to extreme and sudden stress? They run around! The world’s freshwater is filled with tiny organisms that do...
wiktoriarajewicz
May 21, 20241 min read
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New Daphnia module design of the Robocenosis entity
The Daphnia module underwent extensive testing both in the field and in the laboratory. The field tests included placing the setup in...
wiktoriarajewicz
May 21, 20241 min read
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To swim or not to swim? Daphnia's stress responses as a biosensor
Daphnia sp. is one of the most widely distributed freshwater organisms, present in most lakes and ponds around the world. Its biology and...
wiktoriarajewicz
Oct 16, 20231 min read
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Meeting with Climate-Kic
Robocoenosis met on 24.3.2022 with the EU-Initiative "Climate-Kic" (https://www.climate-kic.org/), to discuss how Robocoenosis might help...
Farshad Arvin
Apr 8, 20221 min read
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Farshad Arvin
Dec 7, 20210 min read
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What is Robocoenosis all about?
The concept of biomonitoring has been found to be an effective way of observing the aggregate effect of environmental fluctuations. Up...
Wiktoria Rajewicz
Mar 8, 20212 min read
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