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| Mechanisms determining ecological resilience to climate change 项目
项目编号: DE200101019, 资助机构: AU-ARC, 2020-2022
负责人: Dr Gregory Walter
  收藏 | 浏览/下载：18/0 | 提交时间：2021/08/17 |
| Why do some declining species persist while others go extinct? Global change is driving thousands of species towards extinction 项目
项目编号: DE200100121, 资助机构: AU-ARC, 2020-2023
负责人: Dr Ben Scheele
收藏 | 浏览/下载：1/0 | 提交时间：2021/08/17 |
| Shape-shifting birds: a novel consequence of climate change 项目
项目编号: DP190101244, 资助机构: AU-ARC, 2019-2022
负责人: Matthew Symonds
收藏 | 浏览/下载：1/0 | 提交时间：2019/09/29 |
| Taming carbon dioxide: Molecular interactions in the solid state 项目
项目编号: DP170104816, 资助机构: AU-ARC, 2017-2020
负责人: Mark Spackman
收藏 | 浏览/下载：1/0 | 提交时间：2019/09/29 |
| Is adaptation to climate change really constrained in niche specialists? Accurately predicting the vulnerability of species to climate change is of paramount importance for managing biodiversity for conservation, agricultural and human health-related purposes 项目
项目编号: DE150100507, 资助机构: AU-ARC, 2015-2021
负责人: Belinda van Heerwaarden
收藏 | 浏览/下载：25/0 | 提交时间：2019/09/29 |
| Syngas Production Using Catalytic Carbon Dioxide Dry Reforming 项目
项目编号: LP150101158, 资助机构: AU-ARC, 2015-2020
负责人: Shaomin Liu
收藏 | 浏览/下载：9/0 | 提交时间：2019/09/29 |
| How does the interaction between environmental drivers determine the impact of global change on animals? There is an urgent need to determine how vulnerable natural populations are to simultaneous changes in more than one environmental driver 项目
项目编号: DP140102773, 资助机构: AU-ARC, 2014-2017
负责人: Frank Seebacher
收藏 | 浏览/下载：24/0 | 提交时间：2019/09/29 |
| Using phylogenomics to record the impacts of climate change, extinction and population fragmentation 项目
项目编号: DP140104233, 资助机构: AU-ARC, 2014-2017
负责人: Alan Cooper
收藏 | 浏览/下载：22/0 | 提交时间：2019/09/29 |
| A global-scale analysis of functional traits in the face of global change 项目
项目编号: DP12010-01-010781, 资助机构: AU-ARC, 2012-2017
负责人: Heloise Gibb
收藏 | 浏览/下载：20/0 | 提交时间：2019/09/29 |
| Marine predators, marine parks and marine hotspots: is zoning an effective conservation tool in a changing environment? Southeast Australia is a marine hotspot in terms of climate change, and is an important habitat for seals, seabirds, sharks and other predators 项目
项目编号: LP1102006-01-0103, 资助机构: AU-ARC, 2011-2016
负责人: Robert Harcourt
收藏 | 浏览/下载：1/0 | 提交时间：2019/09/29 |
