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About

The research in the Iversen lab borders between landscape geography and freshwater sciences. Focusing on both standing and running waters, we study contemporary changes in landform types and functional adaptations to the local environment. We like to build scalable landscape models but also enjoy muddy fieldwork and both approaches are welcome in our lab.

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The Iversen lab is placed in the Department of Biology at McGill University.

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Lab news

March 2026: Tree cover shapes freshwater ecosystems over millennia. Our Plain of Jar paper form Ecography is being highlighted by the McGill newsroom

March 2026. Novel high-resolution data to unravel distribution, mechanisms and anthropogenic threats to freshwater macrophytes worldwide. First global mapping of aquatic plant distributions out in Journal of Ecology

January 2026. A commute to work in Copenhagen. Phd student Christophe Brabant reflects on his recent visit to the Globe institute.