Team Robocoenosis from Graz (from the left): Wiktoria Rajewicz, Johannes Diebold, Nikolaus Helmer and Doris Kolleger. A long-term...

How do most creatures react to extreme and sudden stress? They run around! The world’s freshwater is filled with tiny organisms that do...

The Daphnia module underwent extensive testing both in the field and in the laboratory. The field tests included placing the setup in...

Daphnia sp. is one of the most widely distributed freshwater organisms, present in most lakes and ponds around the world. Its biology and...

Robocoenosis met on 24.3.2022 with the EU-Initiative "Climate-Kic" (https://www.climate-kic.org/), to discuss how Robocoenosis might help...

The concept of biomonitoring has been found to be an effective way of observing the aggregate effect of environmental fluctuations. Up...