deposits (mumiyo), which form in front of the nests. Radiocarbon dating showed that the birds occupied the presently ice-free mountain ranges at least during the past 60 ka, which does not only imply un [...] Institut für Geologie und Mineralogie Project Description During the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) expanded ice shelves and sea ice around the Antarctic continent affected global thermohaline circulation as [...] and as glacial refuges for marine biota. Knowledge about the existence of such polynyas off Dronning Maud Land (East Antarctica) comes from the in-land breeding sites of snow petrels. Records of past snow

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characters in the Lysianassoidea and in particular in the family Uristidae. The proposed collaborative project has two major objectives. The first objective is to revise the systematics of the Southern Ocean [...] second objective of the project is to address evolutionary questions regarding the origin and radiation of Southern Ocean Uristidae in the context of the geological and climatic history of Antarctica. Specifically [...] revise the uristid phylogenetic system based on both approaches. We will create open access determination keys and actively contribute to on-going barcoding efforts of Antarctic marine life. The second

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research stay led me to the Kerguelen Archipelago, and since 2013 our working group has returned to the Wilson’s storm petrels of King George Island with the support of AWI and the SPP 1158. Contact Professor [...] way to family planning, but I remained faithful to the Southern Ocean and have been working from the Subantarctic Islands since 2002, especially from the Falkland Islands. Here I am in charge of an extensive [...] 1996-2000, I spent five summers in Antarctica, near King George Island, studying the smallest birds of Antarctica, the Wilson’s storm petrels, as part of my diploma thesis and doctorate. Further field

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10/2020: Chair of the Institute for Technical Thermodynamics at the University of Rostock 7/2020: Graduation of an additional study program ( Business Administration ) 2/2019 – 9/2020: Head of the research group [...] Efficient Hydrogen Release at the Helmholtz-Institute Erlangen‑Nürnberg for Renewable Energies 6/2018: Habilitation 11/2012 – 1/2019: Head of the research group Energy at the Institute of Separation Science [...] 8/2017 – 10/2017: Research at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (USA) 4/2013: Graduation as Doctor of Engineering 11/2009 – 10/2012: Scientific coworker at the Institute of Separation Science

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student assistant at the Chair of Business Informatics in the area of digitalisation in the housing industry. Since November 2021, he has been a research assistant and is supporting the development of an [...] informatics at the University of Rostock. He wrote his bachelor's thesis on "Efficient shortage management as a contribution to digitalisation in the housing industry" in cooperation with the WIRO. A prototype [...] an AI for energy optimisation as part of the KIDIRA project. The current research focus is the model-driven development of IoT platforms. PhD Project Here is more information about his PhD topic Research

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Welcome to IFLORES Within the past decade, the unusual and potent mechanisms of lift production in insects and birds have attracted numerous researchers in the field of biological fluid dynamics. This [...] boost lift production in animals owing to vortices attached to the wing’s leading edge, enhanced circulation owing to wing rotation and the recapture of kinetic wake. Tiny insects flap their wings at a [...] aerodynamics, functional morphology and presumably locomotor patterns. Although in most insects the airflow is in the laminar regime, viscous effects become progressively more important as size decreases. Thrips

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