PreisträgerInnen

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2016

Dissertations-Förderpreis: Sebastian Seibold (TU München):
Biodiversity of dead-wood dependent insects-effects of forest management and prospects of conservation

Master-/Diplom-Förderpreis: Esra Sohlström (Deutsches Zentrum für integrative Biodiversitätsforschung (iDiv), Halle-Jena-Leipzig):
Impacts of environmental warming and thermal acclimation on predator-prey interactions

Poster-Förderpreis: Anna Roeder (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research)

Foto-Preis: Felix Fornhoff:
“Furchenbiene”

Projekt-Förderpreis: Josef Settele (UFZ - Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, Halle, Germany):
Tagfalter – Monitoring – Deutschland (TDM)

Visualization Preis: Christian König (Universität Göttingen): “Where (not) to get drunk tonight”

 

MCED (Modelling complex ecological dynamics) Awards:

PhD

Jan Kuiper (Netherlands Institute of Ecology): Food-web stability relation to ecosystem resilience

Master/Bachelor

Sophie Johns (Australian National University): Disease related benefits of migration

Sebastián Block Munguía (ETH Zurich, Switzerland): Paleo-species distributions fossil discovery

 

2015

Wiehe-Preis: Dr. Ine Dorresteijn (Leuphana-Universität Lüneburg):
Biodiversity conservation in traditional farming landscapes - The future of birds and large carnivores in Transsylvania

Dissertations-Förderpreis: Dr. Anke Stein (Universität Göttingen):
Environmental heterogeneity—species richness relationships from a global perspective

Master-/Diplom-Förderpreis: M.Sc. Jonas Rönnefahrt (Universität Bayreuth):
Effects of winter climate change on plant performance and nitrogen dynamics of non-sorted circles in sub-arctic Sweden

Poster-Förderpreis: Lina Herbertsson (Lund University):
Landscape simplification increases competition between managed honey bees and wild bumblebees

Foto-Förderpreis: Jonas Hagge (Philipps-Universität Marburg):
“Wacholderdrossel im Winter”

 

MCED (Modelling complex ecological dynamics) Awards:

PhD

Dr. Frank Breiner (Swiss Federal Research Institute): Overcoming limitations of modelling rare species by using ensembles of small models [er war bei der Verleihung anwesend]

Dr. Greta Bocedi (University of Aberdeen): RangeShifter: a platform for modelling spatial eco-evolutionary dynamics and species' responses to environmental changes

Master/Bachelor

Chris Cacciapaglia (Florida Institute of Technology): Reef-coral refugia in a rapidly changing ocean

Zawisza Grabinski-Parker (Humboldt State University): Modelling patterns and drivers  of reburn-fire severity over a 30 year chronosequence