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Facilitating information streams between science and society of reef restoration work
We're looking for a student interested in social sciences who wants to join the efforts of streamlining information transfer from scientific coral restoration work towards a societal foundation. You will work at the REEFolution fo ...
Supervisor: Ewout Knoester
Department: Marine Animal Ecology
 
Microplastic survey in coastal ecosystems in Zanzibar
Under The Wave, is a Zanzibar-based non-governmental organization committed to environmental conservation and sustainable practices. The selected intern will play a pivotal role in our initiative to monitor microplastics on the ...
Supervisor: Yong Mi Janse from Under the Wave

Department: Marine Animal Ecology
 
Can a conspicuous predator (lionfish) camouflage through background matching?
Lionfish (Pterois volitans/miles) are among the most effective predators on Earth; they catch up to 85% of the prey that they target. Their success as hunters is due to prey barely reacting when they are approached by a lionfish.  ...
Supervisor: Davide Bottacini
Department: Marine Animal Ecology
 
The impact of invasive lionfish on the local biodiversity of the Mediterranean Sea
Lionfish (Pterois volitans/miles) are considered the most invasive fishes in the marine realm. Native to the Indo-Pacific Ocean, they colonised the Caribbean and western Atlantic following aquarium releases in the 1980’s. More rec ...
Supervisor: Davide Botaccini
Department: Marine Animal Ecology
 
Determining effects of counting methodology on phytoplankton diversity indicators
The Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) located in Texel has at its disposal a marine environmental time series that started as early as 1861 and is maintained until nowadays in the Wadden Sea (Philippart et al., ...
Supervisor: Dr. Katja Philippart
Léon Serre-Fredj
Dr. Myron Peck

Department: Marine Animal Ecology
 
Assessing the significant of physical, geochemical and biological drivers of a Bivalves times series using modelling
The Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) located in Texel has at its disposal a marine environmental time series that started as early as 1861 and is maintained until nowadays in the Wadden Sea (Philippart et al., ...
Supervisor: Dr. Katja Philippart
Léon Serre-Fredj
Dr. Myron Peck

Department: Marine Animal Ecology
 
Omega-3 and parasite, is there a connection?
Omega-3 long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (hereafter omega-3) such as 20:5n-3(EPA) and 22:6n-3 (DHA) are essential for marine consumers health and are acquired through dietary intake. Phytoplankton and microphytobenthos are t ...
Supervisor: Eleonora Puccinelli
Ana Born Torrijos

Department: Marine Animal Ecology
 
Restoration of oyster beds
Wageningen Marine Research (together with Bureau Waardenburg and Sas Consultancy) carries out oyster restoration projects for various partners (WWF, ARK, ...). The aim is to bring the native oyster Ostrea edulis back to the North  ...
Supervisor: Pauline Kamermans
Department: Marine Animal Ecology
 
ReViFES - Attraction of larvae to substrates for restoration
Windfarms can be suitable locations for flat oyster restoration in the North Sea because bottom trawling is not allowed. In addition, scour protection around pylons provides hard substrate onto which flat oyster larvae can settle. ...
Supervisor: Pauline Kamermans
Department: Marine Animal Ecology
 
Reproductive potential of garfish in the Wadden Sea
The garfish Belone belone (‘geep’ in Dutch) is a large predatory needlefish that migrates from the open ocean to coastal areas to reproduce in late spring. The Wadden Sea is one such coastal ecosystems, where garfish are obser ...
Supervisor: Dr. Anieke van Leeuwen (NIOZ)
Dr. Katharina Alter (NIOZ)
Prof. Myron Peck (NIOZ & WUR)

Department: Marine Animal Ecology
 
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