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Improving the Marine Science School education program in Zanzibar
Contact mae.education@wur.nl for an information leaflet! By joining this internship, you will have the opportunity to enhance our educational program by refining and expanding our marine science program at local schools in Mate ...
Supervisor: Yong Mi
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Exploring the Fate of Elevated Ammonia in Seawater: Microbial Dynamics Across Concentration Gradients
Ammonia is proposed as a potential replacement for heavy fuel oil (HFO) for powering ships. This is primarily due to its carbon-free nature, which would enable the maritime sector to reduce its carbon footprint. However, ammonia i ...
Supervisor: Michael Yeboah
Edwin Foekema
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Settlement of native and non-native barnacles
Anthropogenic activity, climate change and warming sea water temperatures cause animals to spread beyond their natural range. Once successfully introduced, non-indigenous species (NIS) may outcompete native animals. One such examp ...
Supervisor: Lara Jansen
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

Reproductive potential of garfish in the Wadden Sea
The garfish Belone belone (â€˜geepâ€™ 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

Ecophysiological tolerance of macrozoobenthos
Sessile or less-mobile coastal organisms in marine and estuarine environments are naturally exposed to changes in abiotic conditions, most importantly temperature and dissolved gases, and these changes are projected to amplify in ...
Supervisor: Dr. Katharina Alter (NIOZ)
Prof. Myron Peck (NIOZ & WUR)
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Physiological and behavioural responses of bivalves to environmental stressors
This project can be a BSc thesis, an MSc thesis, an MSc internship or an MSc research practice. By combining sensors we simultaneously monitor activity, heartrate, respiration and food intake of mussels, cockles and oysters. Yo ...
Supervisor: Edwin Foekema
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

The effects of tourist boats on the behaviour of dolphins off the North-Eastern coast of Zanzibar
Join our dedicated team at Under The Wave Organisation as a Dolphin Behaviour Research Inter and contribute to vital research on the impact of tourist boats on dolphin behaviour off the north-eastern coast of Zanzibar. This intern ...
Supervisor: Yong Mi

Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Effects of coral nursery depth on growth and survival
Active restoration is one management tool to help degraded coral reefs recover. However, increasing ocean temperatures are impeding such efforts. As high light intensities exacerbate heat stress, one potential solution could be to ...
Supervisor: Ewout Knoester
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Restoring sea urchins in Saba
For an ongoing project on sea urchins (www.hvhl.nl/diadema) we're looking for multiple internship students who can come to Saba for 5-6 months starting from February 2022. You will be working on rearing and releasing sea urchins i ...
Supervisor: Alwin Hylkema
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

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