On 17 November, Nicole Goede gave a research seminar at the University of Leuven, presenting the work she has carried out so far during her PhD.
Her talk covered a broad range of studies, from experiments on how temperature affects embryonic development rates in frogs and fish, to research conducted in Sweden during her research stay, where she examined how pharmaceutical pollution and warming influence the behaviour of damselfly larvae.
Nicole did a fantastic job presenting her work clearly and engagingly! 👏