- Research of hazardous alpine lakes in Kyrgysztan2011 | Faculty of Science
- Ecological thresholds in European alpine lakes2009 | Faculty of Science
- Response of alpine lakes and soils to changes in acid deposition: the MAGIC model applied to the Tatra Mountain region, Slovakia-Poland.2004 | Faculty of Science
- Response of alpine lakes and soils to changes in acid deposition: the MAGIC model applied to the Tatra Mountain region, Slovakia-Poland2004 | Faculty of Science
- Diversity and distribution patterns of benthic invertebrates along alpine gradients. A study of remote European freshwater lakes2009 | Faculty of Science
- At the edge and on the top: molecular identification and ecology of Daphnia dentifera and D-longispina in high-altitude Asian lakes2013 | Faculty of Science
- Genetic diversity of central European Cyclops speciesPublication without faculty affiliation
- Complexity in the Biological Recovery of Tatra Mountain Lakes from Acidification2017 | Faculty of Science
- Catchment biogeochemistry modifies long-term effects of acidic deposition on chemistry of mountain lakes2015 | Faculty of Science
- Ecophysiological and morphological comparison of two populations of Chlainomonas sp. (Chlorophyta) causing red snow on ice-covered lakes in the High Tatras and Austrian Alps2018 | Faculty of Science
- Local and regional founder effects in lake zooplankton persist after thousands of years despite high dispersal potential2014 | Faculty of Science
- Climate and land-use as the main drivers of recent environmental change in a mid altitude mountain lake, Romanian Carpathians2020 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Acidification in European mountain lake districts: A regional assessment of critical load exceedance2005 | Faculty of Science
- Global change revealed by palaeolimnological records from remote lakes: a review2013 | Faculty of Science
- Regionalisation of remote European mountain lake ecosystems according to their biota: environmental versus geographical patterns2009 | Faculty of Science
- Daphnia in the Tatra Mountain lakes: multiple colonisation and hidden species diversity revealed by molecular markers2007 | Faculty of Science
- Are they still viable? Physical conditions and abundance of Daphnia pulicaria resting eggs in sediment cores from lakes in the Tatra Mountains2006 | Faculty of Science
- Long-term trends and spatial variability in nitrate leaching from alpine catchment - lake ecosystems in the Tatra Mountains (Slovakia-Poland)2005 | Faculty of Science
- Modelling reversibility of central European mountain lakes from acidification: Part II - the Tatra Mountains2003 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The genetic legacy of polyploid Bolivian Daphnia: the tropical Andes as a source for the North and South American D. pulicaria complex2008 | Faculty of Science
- Phytoplankton in three Tatra mountain lakes of different acidification status1999 | First Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Phytoplankton and zooplankton associations in a set of Alpine high altitude lakes: Geographic distribution and ecology2006 | Faculty of Science
- Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in lake sediments from the High Tatras2011 | Faculty of Science
- Structure of pelagic microbial assemblages in European mountain lakes during ice-free season2009 | Faculty of Science
- Effects of Acidic Deposition on in-Lake Phosphorus Availability: A Lesson from Lakes Recovering from Acidification2015 | Faculty of Science
- Climate Change Increasing Calcium and Magnesium Leaching from Granitic Alpine Catchments2017 | Faculty of Science
- Effect of anthropogenic acidification on a mountain lake zooplankton in an area with acid-sensitive bedrock (the Tatra Mountains, central Europe): Comparison of a 40-year research with a paleolimnological recordPublication without faculty affiliation
- Influence of catchment characteristics on lake water chemistry in the Tatra Mountains (Slovakia)2015 | Faculty of Science
- Unexpected stability of a shallow lake ecosystem (Lake Komořany, Czech Republic) despite rapid climate change at the Late Glacial/Holocene boundaryPublication without faculty affiliation