Prof. Dr. Robert Arlinghaus
Professor / Fachgebietsleiter
Research focus
Human dimensions and bio-economics of recreational fisheries, inter- and transdisciplinary fisheries research, fish and fisher behavioural ecology.
William Arlidge
PostDoc
Research focus
Diagnosis and management of small-scale fisheries,
information flow and social network analysis,
fisheries bycatch mitigation
Marlon Braun
MSc student / Student assistant
Occupation
Influence of the bait color on the angling success
Elias Ehrlich
PostDoc
Research focus
Fisheries modelling, fish stock assessment, ecological theory, population dynamics and aquatic food webs
Fritz Feldhege
MSc student / Student assistant
Research focus
Impact of dead wood on young fish abundance in gravel pit lakes
Abundance estimates in northern pike within the project "BODDENHECHT"
Robina Kienitz
M. Sc. Student / Störbagger project
Research focus
Sustainable management (companies, value chains and consumption)
Environmental economics and policy (sustainable economic development - transformation of the economy)
Katja Mehrwald
MSc student
Research focus
Food analysis of gray seals within the German Baltic Sea in cooperation with the IGB (project "BODDENHECHT") and the German Oceanographic Museum in Stralsund
Jaime Engo Morales
M.Sc. student
Research focus
Qualitative analysis of management preferences as expressed by lagoon pike anglers in Rügen
Johannes Radinger
Postdoc
Research focus
Before-After-Control-Impact (BACI) analysis within the project Baggersee
Carsten Riepe
Scientist (Postdoc)
Research focus
social-ecological research; human dimensions of aquatic ecology and fisheries
Timo Rittweg
PhD student
Research focus
Biological and fishery-induced effects on growth and yield of pike in the Bodden lagoons
Phillip Roser
MSc student / Student assistant
Occupation
Fish ecology and population dynamics in the "BODDENHECHT" project
Malwina Schafft
PhD Student
Research focus
Recreational disturbance ecology and management with a focus on recreational fisheries and aquatic biodiversity
Richard Timm
M.Sc. Student
Occupation
Effects of habitat improvement (shallow water zones, placement of dead wood) on the growth of Perch (Perca fluviatilis) and Rudd (Rutilus rutilus) in gravel pit lakes (project BAGGERSEE)
Elvis Wong
M.Sc. Student
Research Focus
Behavioral and evolutionary ecology of size-selective harvesting