News
2021
The Global Insect decline special issue has been published in PNAS with two papers (deep learning and Arctic arthropods) I have led (January 2021)
The ASICS PhD position has been advertised. Please share or apply (January 2021)
2020
The RangeX project post doc project has been advertised please share or apply (December 2020)
The RangeX project led by Jake Alexander ETH Zurich has been funded by BiodivERsA. (September 2020)
The ASICS project led by David Renault, Univ. Rennes 1 has been funded by BiodivERsA. (September 2020)
The CHARTER EU H2020 project had its kick-off meeting! (October 2020)
The BIODISCOVER paper has been published in Methods in Ecology and Evolution. An important milestone for image recognition of species (July 2020)
My review on Arctic arthropods and climate change has been published in Current Opinion in Insect Science (June 2020)
Our spider clutch size paper is out in Proceedings B, received a lot of press and is in the top 5% of all papers evaluated by Altmetric (June 2020)
Welcome to Cecilie Mielec as full time research assistant working in the Ecospace project II with the Danish Hunters Association (January 2020)
2019
An important status of arthropod diversity in the North Atlantic region led by Mark Gillespie is out in Ambio (April 2019)
The BITCue project awarded most original research idea of 2018 by DFF has officially startet (1 February 2019)
Welcome to Hjalte Mann - new PhD student in the lab (1 February 2019)
Congratulations to Sophie Kjeldgaard for passing her BSc exam on effects of ecological restoration on moth communities in Denmark (31 January 2019)
Exciting new paper on flower season dynamics of tundra plants led by Janet Prevey is out in Nature Ecology and Evolution (January 2019)
2018
Our new paper in Methods in Ecology and Evolution show how a list of plant species can be used to predict richness of other taxa and OTU richness (3 September 2018)
Our new paper in Biological Conservation describes Uniquity as a biodiversity metric to quantify the rarity of communities (17 July 2018)
Thanks to Ashley Asmus for leading new paper on shrub shading effects on arthropod populations published in Ecological Entomology (4 July 2018)
Our special issue introduction paper on why tundra arthropods are important to study is out in Polar Biology (3 July 2018)
Paper on long-term variation in spider abundance published in Polar Biology (19 June 2018)
Congratulations to Maria Rasmussen for passing her BSc exam with glamour! (30 June 2018)
A new spider species (Oreoneta eskimopoint) for Greenland found by Jørgen Lissner in our samples. Discovery published in Norwegian Journal for Entomology (28 June 2018)
The BITCue project was funded from the Independent Research Fund Denmark (28 April 2018)
New results on long-term dynamics of Arctic arthropod communities published in Royal Society Open Science (18 April 2018)
The Villum Experiment project on automatic insect detection has officially started! (1 January 2018)
2017
Our Interdisciplinary study of human effects on Arctic shrub dynamics is out in Annual Reviews of Environment and Resources (20 October 2017)
Our first paper describing the Narsarsuaq arthropod sampling design is accepted with Polar Biology (7 September 2017)
UArctic endorses Network for Arthropods of the Tundra (NeAT) as thematic network (21 August 2017)
New paper on the sensitivity of Arctic bird and mammal species on shrub expansion published in Global Change Biology (21 July 2017)
Congratulations to Cecilie Mielec for passing her BSc project on spiders communities at Disko Island, West Greenland (30 June 2017)
Congratulations to Sidsel Langhein-Winther for passing her MSc project automated flower counts from images (30 June 2017
New paper out on rates of background herbivory across the tundra biome led by Isabel Barrio in Polar Biology (17 June 2017)
Distribution of the marsh fritillary linked to host plant abundance across Denmark - new study led by Ane-Kirstine Brunbjerg published in Biological Conservation (17 May 2017)
Welcome to Oskar Liset Pryds Hansen as new PhD student (1 May 2017)
Sarah Loboda has led an exciting analysis of long-term data on fly populations at Zackenberg now published in Ecography (17 April 2017)
New paper on the role of natural history museums in Arctic arthropod research published in Arctic Science (29 March 2017)
Congratulations to Jean-Claude Kresse for passing his BSc project on reproductive phenology in Arctic wolf spiders (31 January 2017)
New review paper on biotic interactions at Zackenberg published open access in Ambio (23 January 2017)
2016
New paper on plant phenology and phenotypic plasticity accepted in Ecology - Congratulations to former lab member Amy Iler! (7 December 2016)
New paper on spatial variation in climate sensitivity of arctic plants accepted in Global Change Biology - Congratulations to the ITEX network! (4 December 2016)
Thøger Henriksen successfully defended his MSc on demography of Euphydryas aurinia - Well done, Thøger! (25 November 2016)
The Høye lab hosted the 1st NeAT meeting with 50 participants from 12 countries! (16 November 2016)
Congratulations to Rikke for successfully defending her PhD thesis (14 November 2016)
Welcome to Sidsel Langhein-Winther, Mathias Groth Skytte and Kristian Moltsen Jakobsen all starting MSc projects in the lab (1 September 2016)
Congratulations to Andreas Niebuhr for succesfully defending his MSc on spider diversity in Greenland! (19 August 2016)
Toke co-authored a massive study on phenological sensitivity to climate published in Nature (14 July 2016)
Rikke published a paper on local variation in arthropod diversity in West Greenland in PeerJ - Congratulations, Rikke! (14 July 2016)
Toke contributed to a study of the patterns and drivers of vertebrate herbivore diversity in the Arctic published in Global Ecology and Biogeography. Press coverage at dr.dk (24 May2016)
Toke was involved in a new study in Ecography demonstrating how pollen transfer and linkage levels affect community-wide overlap of arctic flowering plants and their pollinators (23 March 2016)
Welcome to Thøger Henriksen starting as MSc student and Sidsel Langhein-Winther starting as BSc student in the lab both working on the Marsh fritillary butterfly system (1 February 2016)
Rikke has a paper out in Polar Biology on arthropod diversity in West Greenland - including a new spider species for Greenland - Excellent work, Rikke! (30 January2016)
Marianne Corvinius passed her BSc. exam - Congratulations, Marianne! (30 January2016)
2015
Toke was involved in a new study in Polar Biology linking phenology and demography across taxonomic scales (26 December 2015)
Nanna Lauridsen successfully defended her MSc thesis on demography of Marsh fritillary larvae - Congratulations! (4 December 2015)
Joe Bowden's paper was recommended by F1000Prime - Excellent, Joe! (20 October 2015)
The paper by Joe Bowden et al. on climate change and Arctic butterfly body size is out in Biology Letters. News feature on au.dk and Smithsonian - Congrats, Joe! (7 October 2015)
Paul CaraDonna publishes exciting new study on frost sensitivity in subalpine plants in Journal of Ecology - Well done, Paul! (18 September 2015)
Andreas Niebuhr joined the lab to study spider at the Narsarsuaq site - Welcome Andreas! (1 September 2015)
Marianne Corvinius joined the lab to study nectar resources for the Marsh Fritillary butterfly - Welcome Marianne! (29 June 2015)
Anne Eskildsen successfully defended her PhD - congratulations! (11 June 2015)
The paper by Anne Eskildsen et al. on butterfly richness changes in Denmark is Online Early at Diversity and Distributions, news features on au.dk and dr.dk - Great stuff! (27 May 2015)
Anne Eskildsen was awarded the young investigator award of the Danish Society for Natural History (den Schibby'eske præmie) - Well deserved, Anne! (24 April 2015)
NEAT - Network for Arthropods on the Tundra has started (2 April 2015)
Sarah Loboda is back in the lab during April and May (2 April 2015)
Giedre Belousova from Lithuania is doing an internship at our lab during February-April 2015 (4 February 2015)
Minna Mathiasson is visiting the lab from University of Maine, US during January-April 2015 (22 January 2015)
2014
Rune Tjørnløv got a paper accepted in Journal of Insect Conservation on oviposition site selection in the marsh fritillary. Well done, Rune!(30 November 2014)
Joe Bowden got a paper accepted in Polar Biology on how demographic effects of climate change may be habitat-specific. Congrats, Joe!(12 November 2014)
Web site finally launched! (12 November 2014)