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Assessing benthic diversity along environmental gradients
Towards more eco-friendly foreshore nourishments: impacts on & solutions for biodiversity PEN & MAE offer 2 MSc projects in marine (benthic) ecology Using molecular techniques (metabarcoding) and next generation sequencing to ...
Supervisor: Merlijn Hulsenboom
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Sound as settlement cue for coral larvae
Corals start their lives as pelagic larvae and must find a suitable location to settle were they stay for the rest of their lives. Underwater sound from coral reefs may be an important cue which indicates the suitability of an are ...
Supervisor: Jeroen Hubert
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Dolphin Behaviour Data Analysis Intern
Join our dedicated team at Under The Wave Organisation as a Dolphin Behaviour Data Analysis Intern and contribute to vital research on the impact of tourist boats on dolphin behaviour off the northeastern coast of Zanzibar. This i ...
Supervisor: Yong Mi
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Assessing the significant of physical, geochemical and biological drivers of a Bivalves time-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
Lacon Serre-Fredj
Dr. Myron Peck
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Turtle Conservation: Nest relocation program
Email mae.education@wur.nl for an information leaflet. Sea turtles in Zanzibar face a wide range of threats, including but not limited to pollution (light, chemicals, and plastic), coastal development, and poaching. Under the W ...
Supervisor: Yong Mi
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

Exploring the impact of aeration and on ammonia volatilization from seawater under diverse environmental and chemical conditions
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 s ...
Supervisor: Michael Yeboah
Edwin Foekema
Department: Marine Animal Ecology

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

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