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Constructing Species Sensitivity Distribution Curves for Determining Ecotoxicological Thresholds of Ammonia
Ammonia is being explored as a potential alternative to heavy fuel oil (HFO) for powering ships, primarily due to its carbon-free nature, which could help the maritime industry reduce its carbon footprint. However, ammonia is inhe ...
Supervisor: Michael Yeboah
Edwin Foekema
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Using trophic relations to explore a coral reef food web in the Dutch Caribbean
Food webs represent a structured way of looking at marine life functioning, by illustrating an entire community assemblage through one graphical representation. Food webs describe which species are present in an environment, how t ...
Supervisor: Carmen-Lucia David
Alwin Hylkema
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

How to use trophic relations for building marine food webs
Food webs represent a structured way of looking at marine life functioning, by illustrating an entire community assemblage through one graphical representation. Food webs describe which species are present in an environment and ho ...
Supervisor: Carmen-Lucia David
Martine van den Heuvel-Greve
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Assessing Chemical Pollutants in Bonaire's Marine Ecosystems
This project aims to assess the concentrations of PCBs, PBDEs, organochlorine pesticides, metals (in sediments only), and PAHs in both sediments and the water column of Bonaire's coastal environments. Additionally, lionfish specie ...
Supervisor: Dr. Gulsah Dogruer
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Stichting de Noordzee: Nature-friendly decommissioning
Contact mae.education@wur.nl for more information. The OSPAR Quality Status Report (2023) reaffirms that the North Sea's ecosystem is in poor condition. Current legislation mandates that all man-made structures at sea (excludin ...
Supervisor: Pim Somers, stichting de Noordzee

Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Various internships on mangrove restoration in Aruba
Mangroves are unique plants that grow in the tidal zone along tropical coastlines and lagoons and fulfil key ecological functions in the coastal marine ecosystem. Throughout the world, mangroves were lost primarily due to removal ...
Supervisor: Nadine Peck
Dolfi Debrot
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Is animal welfare relevant for bivalves?
The welfare of sentient animals affected by human management is a core societal concern. Other than cephalopods, invertebrates are not recognized as sentient (capable of feeling pain and pleasure) and are consequently not protecte ...
Supervisor: Edwin Foekema
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Benthic Communities around turbines with a Nature-Inclusive Design
Wageningen Marine Research and De Rijke Noordzee are looking for a motivated student to support research on species communities associated with an innovative nature-inclusive design. The primary focus will be on analysing and inte ...
Supervisor: Lea Kornau
Joop Coolen
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Biometric calculations of the Antarctic sponge Anoxycalyx joubini based on photogrammetry models.
Photogrammetry models offer the potential to study marine sessile organisms in great detail outside the water. Three dimensional models allow for calculation of biometric data that is highly valuable for eco-physiological research ...
Supervisor: Erik Wurz
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Succession dynamics on shallow rocky reefs in the Adriatic Sea
You will be investigating the succession of freshly available hard substrate on the rocky reefs on the island of Krk through existing images and video footage. 5 plots have been cleaned from algae and animals and photos and videos ...
Supervisor: Erik Wurz
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

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