Rena Andräs
Project A01
Thesis: Microbial key processes and key species during drought and re-wetting of river sediments
Rudolf Walter
Project A02
Thesis: Effects of stressor hierarchies on river microbial communities during degradation and recovery from drought
Mimoza Dani
Project A03
Thesis: Microphytobenthos community recovery: time scales of asymmetric recovery and the modulation of priority effects by stressor severity
Dana Bludau
Project A06
Thesis: The roles of bacteria and fungi for CPOM degradation during stressor increase and release: A metatranscriptomic approach
Jana Rees
Project A08
Thesis: Integrative analysis of drought-related multiple stressor effects on freshwater macroinvertebrates
Maya Kays
Project A09
Thesis: Parasite-mediated responses of aquatic hosts to environmental stress: experimental and field-based insights from recovering stream ecosystems
Lukas Paul Loose
Project A14
Thesis: Modelling degradation and recovery dynamics of environmental stressors during low flow, desiccation and rewetting periods for micro-and mesoscale catchments
Damian Biehs
Project A16
Thesis: Biotic and Abiotic Drivers of Macroinvertebrate Dispersal
Luan Farias
Project A18
Thesis: Delineating multiple stressor-response relationships at the individual level: A mechanistic modelling approach
Victoria Bartholomai
Project A19
Thesis: Recovery from moderate and severe degradation: ARC theory for the patterns and processes that define full or failed reassembly, and shifts to alternative states
Christina Panagopoulou
Project A20
Thesis: Mechanistic Modelling of Metacommunity Dynamics under Multiple Stressors in Stream Networks
Hsin-Tung Lai
Project A22
Thesis: Viral (and host) microdiversity reponse to multiple stressors in freshwater ecosystem
Lara Thissen
Project A23
Thesis: Responses of parasitic protist communities and their effects on their macroinvertebrate hosts under different degradation and recovery conditions
Kolja Maaß
Project A24
Thesis: Long-term multi-stressor trajectories in Central European rivers
