Facilities
A key player on addressing the ecological sustainability challenge for Europe
At the core are the distributed facilities that can impose multiple global change drivers to quantify the role of each of these drivers of change and to identify their interactions.
Our network of experimental facilities span national borders and cover all European ecosystems and includes analytical services for complex measurements, as well as modelling platforms.
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Get quick access to our facilities with Direct Access, or dive into a longer-term collaboration through Project Access. Either way, AnaEE-ERIC makes it easy to use our labs, platforms, and expertise for your research.
Explore our catalogue of services – ISIA – which gives easy overview of technical details, easily searchable by keyword or scientific domain and contact details to the facility.
Experimental Facilities
Our facilities combine open-air and enclosed systems — including aquatic facilities — to enable cutting-edge ecological research. Open-air setups allow long-term, realistic experiments by manipulating multiple global change drivers in diverse ecosystems, while enclosed facilities provide precise environmental control and advanced measurements. Together, they deliver critical insights into ecosystem function, resilience, and adaptive responses to environmental change, supporting both gradual process studies and in-depth, data-driven experiments.
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Modelling Facilities
Our advanced modeling facilities with state-of-the-art tools simulate and analyse complex environmental systems, supporting research on climate change and shifting dynamics in agriculture, forestry, and ecosystems. These tools enable efficient forecasting, data validation, and informed decision-making, helping researchers improve analyses, design better experiments, and predict ecosystem responses to global change.
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Analytical Facilities
Our analytical facilities provide advanced, high-standard services that complement experimental research by offering unique capabilities and cutting-edge methodologies. These include mobile and remote sensing analyses, advanced omics laboratories, and food safety testing, enabling comprehensive and innovative ecosystem research.
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Our Facility Managers
AnaEE-ERIC offers its network of research services through direct calls and Horizon Europe.
AnaEE Finland, BoFoReg
In our glass domes, precise environmental scenarios test how forests respond to drought stress and nitrogen deposition. A critical finding shows that elevated CO2 benefits diminish over time as plants compete for light, nutrients, and water.
AnaEE Czech Republic, Bílý Kříž
Forests emit biogenic volatile organic compounds (BVOCs), like isoprene and monoterpenes into the atmosphere. The BVOC also prolongs the life-time of methane, and their degradation in the atmosphere leads to CO₂ formation.
AnaEE France, O3HP
Denmark has considerable capacities and several scientific communities. A key societal issue is sustainable and balanced provisioning of ecosystem services under future technological, environmental and climate change.
AnaEE Denmark, Brandbjerg – ECOFluX
We can create July month in January in The Terra Ecotron. By controlling light and temperature we can make any experiment at any moment, independently of the weather conditions outside, and materialise future climate condition, based on models.
AnaEE Belgium, TERRA-Ecotron
AnaEE Bulgaria has long experience of doing research on soil health. Areas with Alluvial-Meadow soil type are identified as high risk due to their soil properties, shallow groundwater and cultivation of crops with intensive fertilization and irrigation.
AnaEE Bulgaria, Tsalapitsa facility
ISIA Catalogue of Services
Our web-based platform developed to manage and catalogue AnaEE-ERIC facilities, services, and resources, particularly in the fields of ecology, biodiversity, environmental sciences, and related research domains.
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The winter studies using BoFoReg’s freezing chambers reveal vulnerability in boreal species. While warm winter spells caused deacclimation in seedlings, only spruce demonstrated reacclimation ability—a capacity that diminishes toward spring.