Lisa Gassen
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Lisa Gassen
Research Focus
The aim of my study is to provide a comprehensive and mechanistic understanding about freshwater fluxes over the ocean, driven by precipitation and evaporation. I am interested in the relationship between precipitation and evaporation and how anomalies of temperature and salinity in the microlayer may serve as indicator for freshwater fluxes.
Educational Background
2019 | MSc (Marine Biology) |
2015 | BSc (Biology) |
Research Experience
06/2020 - present | PhD student |
2016-2019 | Master student Thesis Title: The influence of heat waves on the palatability of macrophytes as food for the marine gastropod Conomurex persicus |
2018 | GAME programme (global approach on modular experiments) |
Publications
- Gassen, L., Badewien, T. H., Ewald, J., Ribas-Ribas, M., Wurl, O. (2023). Temperature and Salinity Anomalies in the Sea Surface Microlayer of the South Pacific During Precipitation Events. JGR Oceans. DOI: 10.1029/2023JC019638
Research Cruises
07/07 - 17/07/2017 | R/V Elisabeth Mann Borgese (Cruise no.159, Baltic Sea) |
29/04 - 22/05/2022 | R/V Heincke (Cruise No. 598, German Bight/North Sea) |
19/09 - 23/09/2022 | R/V Senckenberg (North Sea) |
04/10 - 26/10/2022 | R/V Heincke (Cruise No. 609, German Bight/North Sea) |
01/03 – 22/03/2022 | R/V Heincke (Cruise No. 614, German Bight/North Sea) |
20/07 – 10/08/2023 | R/V Heincke (HE626), North Sea |