Aquatic Ecology & Evolution

About Me

Scientific assistant in the project climate change and fish movement patterns within the river fish ecology group

Research interests & background

Currently, I am working as scientific assistant in an acoustic telemetry project monitoring the movement patterns of several riverine fish species under the influence of climate change within the Swiss Rhine-Aare river network. I am responsible for outreach work and coordinating the project.

My past research focus ranges from visual communication and sensory processing in marine and freshwater fishes, lampreys and social insects, over acoustics in shrimps and cetaceans, to movement patterns/migration in birds and sharks.

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 CV
 
01.2024 - today
Scientific Assistant: River Fish Ecology, Fish Ecology and Evolution, EAWAG, Switzerland
05.2017 – 08.2023 Postdoctoral Fellow with Prof. Seehausen; UniBe and EAWAG
10.2014 – 04.2017
Postdoctoral Fellow with Prof. Marshall; University of Queensland
04.2012 – 09.2014
Postdoctoral Fellow with Prof. Salzburger; University of Basel
03.2008 – 02.2012
Doctoral Student with Prof. Rössler & Prof. Wehner; University of Würzburg
05.2007 – 09.2007
Student assistant at the Dep. of Behavioral Physiology & Sociobiology; University Würzburg
10.2001 – 06.2002
Student assistant at the Center for Tropical Marine Ecology (ZMT); University of Bremen