University of Helsinki
| T Matthew Robson – Principal Investigator (Helsinki University Webpage) | |
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CanSEE Group Leader – studying the effects of the changing spectral composition of light in forests and its implications for plant ecology and ecophysiology, and ecosystem processes. link to projects |
| Craig Brelsford – PhD Student 2015-2019 (Helsinki University Webpage) | |
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Researching how spectral quality signals in forest canopies coordinate understorey phenology and feed-forward to optimise light use efficiency and carbon assimilation at the stand level? |
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| Saara M Hartikainen – PhD Student 2015-2020 (Helsinki University Webpage) Research Assistant 2011-2015 |
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The effect of canopy identity and location on solar radiation penetrating forest stands during spring phenology and how these changes affect UV-screening and phenology of the forest understorey species. |
| Marta Pieristè – PhD Student 2016-2020 (Helsinki University Webpage) Joint thesis with U. Rouen, funded by the region of Normandy |
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How does the sunlight penetrating forest canopies affect leaf traits during growth and decomposition to affect annual water use & carbon assimilation? The mediation of ecosystem processes by spectral composition. |
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| Twinkle Solanki – PhD Student 2017-2021 (Helsinki University Webpage) | |
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Upscaling the Optical Properties of leaves to model their contribution to canopy light use efficiency and carbon assimilation over vertical and horizontal profiles of spectral irradiance |
| David Israel – PhD Student 2015-2019 (Helsinki University Webpage) MSc Alumni & Research Assistant 2011-2015 |
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The role of aquaporins in functional plant water relations. |
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