Team
Team
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Prof. Dr. Bettina Meyer
Head of the group
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Mona Dannemeyer
Technician
Project: Krill stock assessment in the Southern Ocean (KrillBIS II)
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Dr. Ryan Driscoll
Scientist
Project: Krill stock assessment in the Southern Ocean (KrillBIS II)
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MSc Sara Driscoll
Scientist
Project: Krill Gut Microbiome (KiGuMi)
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Dr. Helena Herr
Guest scientist from the Centrum für Naturkunde (CeNak) (Uni Hamburg)
Projects: Concurrent assessment of baleen whale and krill distribution along the West Antarctic Peninsula using state-of-the art census techniques in a synchronised sampling effort/Recovery status and ecology of Southern Hemisphere fin whales (Balaenoptera physalus) at the West Antarctic Peninsula.
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MSc Lukas Hüppe
PhD student
Project: Understanding the mechanistic bases of marine clocks and rhythms in the Antarctic key species Euphausia superba (MEMAREs)
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Dr. Katharina Michael
Scientist
Project: Performance of Krill vs. Salps to withstand in a warming Southern Ocean II (PEKRIS II)
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MSc Svenja Julica Müller
PhD student
Project: Performance of Krill vs. Salps to withstand in a warming Southern Ocean II (PEKRIS II)
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Kerstin Oetjen
Technician
50% position within the group
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MSc Nora-Charlotte Pauli
PhD Student
Project: Population Shift and Ecosystem Response – Krill vs. Salps (POSER)
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Dr. Laura Payton
Scientist
Project: Chronobiology of changing Arctic Sea Ecosystems (CHASE)