Abgeschlossene Bachelor - oder Masterarbeiten
MSc theses
2022 - 2023 Anna Weis "Investigating eukaryote communities across millennia in Lake Olzreuter"
2022 - 2023 Clara Linde Schlimbach "Metabarcoding of eukaryotes from the Late Glacial through the Holocene using sedimentary ancient DNA from Lake Constance"
2022 - 2023 Laura Batke "Tracking ancient DNA of mammals in sediment cores of the Northern Yamal Peninsula"
2021 Leonardos Leonardos "Drivers of vegetation change in Northern Norway in the past 1000 years"
2021 Patrick Bartolin "Detection, identification and tracking of different Cobitis species in Baden-Wuerttemberg using environmental DNA"
2021 Rebecca Kühner "Evaluation of aquatic eDNA for water bird monitoring"
2020 Lisa Gutbrod "Tracking the establishment and effect of neozoa in Lake Constance under recent climate change
BSc theses
2021 Simon Grundmüller "Evaluating techniques to specifically track benthic and pelagic fish species using environmental DNA"
2020 Kim-Isabelle Mayer "Quantification of Arctic herbivores in paleo-ecosystems using ancient DNA shotgun suquencing data"
2020 Franziska Fiolka "Detection of the invasive crayfish Pacifastatcus leniusculus in Southern Germany using environmental DNA"
2020 Jasmin Langbein "Metabarcoding primer desing for Cladocera"