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Junwen Guo

Researches on climate change impacts on infectious disease epidemiology. Coordinates research activities in relation to, for example, the Lancet Countdown 2030 and the ENBEL project.

Contact

E-mail
junwen.guo@umu.se
Phone
+46 90 786 55 28

Works at

Affiliation
Staff scientist at Department of Public Health and Clinical Medicine Section: Section of Sustainable Health
Location
Analysvägen 3, 4tr (målpunkt R41), Norrlands universitetssjukhus Umeå universitet, 901 85 Umeå
Conference on connecting health and climate change: abstracts book
Umeå University 2024
Orru, Hans; Guo, Junwen; Veber, Triin
More than stoichiometry: the molecular composition of inorganic and organic substrates controls ammonium regeneration by bacteria
Aquatic Ecology, Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2023, Vol. 57 : 543-555
Guo, Junwen; Cherif, Mehdi
Decision-support tools to build climate resilience against emerging infectious diseases in Europe and beyond
The Lancet Regional Health: Europe, Elsevier 2023, Vol. 32
Rocklöv, Joacim; Semenza, Jan C.; Dasgupta, Shouro; et al.
Carbon-nitrogen association influences response of the microplankton food web to enrichment
Aquatic Microbial Ecology, Vol. 88 : 187-199
Guo, Junwen; Brugel, Sonia; Andersson, Agneta; et al.
Spatiotemporal carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus stoichiometry in planktonic food web in a northern coastal area
Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, Elsevier 2022, Vol. 272
Guo, Junwen; Brugel, Sonia; Andersson, Agneta; et al.
Consequences of consumer-resource stoichiometric imbalance in planktonic food webs
Umeå: Umeå University 2020
Guo, Junwen
Inverse relationship of epilithic algae and pelagic phosphorus in unproductive lakes: Roles of N-2 fixers and light
Freshwater Biology, John Wiley & Sons 2018, Vol. 63, (7) : 662-675
Diehl, Sebastian; Thomsson, Gustaf; Kahlert, Maria; et al.
An operational framework for the advancement of a molecule-to-biosphere stoichiometry theory
Frontiers in Marine Science, Lausanne: Frontiers Media S.A. 2017, Vol. 4
Cherif, Mehdi; Faithfull, Carolyn; Guo, Junwen; et al.
Terrestrial runoff boosts phytoplankton in a Mediterranean coastal lagoon, but these effects do not propagate to higher trophic levels
Hydrobiologia, Vol. 766, (1) : 275-291
Liess, Antonia; Rowe, Owen; Francoeur, S. N.; et al.
Terrestrial runoff may reduce microbenthic net community productivity by increasing turbidity: a Mediterranean coastal lagoon mesocosm experiment
Hydrobiologia, Vol. 753, (1) : 205-218
Liess, Antonia; Faithfull, Carolyn; Reichstein, Birte; et al.
Cool tadpoles from Arctic environments waste fewer nutrients - high gross growth efficiencies lead to low consumer-mediated nutrient recycling in the North
Journal of Animal Ecology, Vol. 84, (6) : 1744-1756
Liess, Antonia; Guo, Junwen; Lind, Martin I.; et al.
Hot tadpoles from cold environments need more nutrients - life history and stoichiometry reflects latitudinal adaptation
Journal of Animal Ecology, Wiley-Blackwell 2013, Vol. 82, (6) : 1316-1325
Liess, Antonia; Rowe, Owen; Guo, Junwen; et al.
Organic vs. inorganic nitrogen as promoting nutrient in aquatic microplankton food webs
Guo, Junwen; Brugel, Sonia; Andersson, Agneta; et al.
Stoichiometric changes in planktonic food web upon environmental fluctuations in northern oligotrophic coastal ecosystem
Guo, Junwen; Brugel, Sonia; Andersson, Agneta; et al.
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Research groups

Group member
EcoChange Umeå
Henrik Sjödin Lab
Joacim Rocklöv Lab

Research projects

1 February 2023 until 31 January 2028
PANDASIA
1 September 2022 until 31 August 2027
BEPREP
1 June 2022 until 30 May 2027
IDAlert: Infectious Disease decision-support tools and Alert systems
1 January 2018 until 31 December 2021
How do stoichiometry and nutritional quality of plankton communities in coastal ecosystems alter with climate change?
1 June 2013 until 31 December 2021
The stoichiometry of food webs
Climate change impacts on infectious disease epidemiology

Research coordinator Junwen Guo studies climate change impacts on infectious disease epidemiology