Anika Große
Contact/ Address
Anika Große
PhD student
Department Aquatic Ecosystem Analysis (ASAM)
Helmholtz Centre
for Environmental Research - UFZ
Brückstr. 3a, 39114 Magdeburg, Germany
phone +49 341 6025 4613
anika.grosse@ufz.de
Curriculum Vitae
since April 2022
PhD student, UFZ, Department of Aquatic Ecosystem Analysis, Magdeburg, Germany
Topic: Predictors of the long-term fate of assimilated macronutrients in streams
Oct-Dec 2023
Research Stay at University of Florida, Department of Soil Water and Ecosystem Sciences, Gainesville, USA
Laboratory experiment investigating nutrient uptake of stream biofilms under different nutrient stoichiometry conditions
2021-2022
Research Assistant, UFZ, Department of Aquatic Ecosystem Analysis, Magdeburg, Germany
Expanded an approach for a climate change risk assessment for urban water pressures and their ecological impacts in large European river networks
2021
M. Sc. in Hydrobiology at TU Dresden, Germany
Master Thesis: Applicability of artificial streams for pesticide risk assessment
2018
6 Months Erasmus Traineeship at Environmental research institute, North Highland College, Thurso, Scotland
2017 - 2018
Technical employee at German Biomass research Centre, Leipzig, Germany
2017
B. Sc. in Laboratory and Process Engineering / Environmental Engineering at Berufsakademie Sachsen, Staatliche Studienakademie Riesa & German Biomass research Centre, Leipzig, Germany
Bachelor Thesis: Investigations of the digestion of high-fiber biogas substrates using sorghum as an example
Research Interests
- Biogeochemistry of stream ecosystems
- Effects of macronutrients and their bioavailability in stream ecosystems
- Interactions between microbial biofilms and nutrient stoichiometry
- Long-term nutrient pathways in ecosystems
Conferences
- ASLO 2023 Aquatic Sciences Meeting (Palma de Mallorca): Reactive macronutrient ratios determine benthic and hyporheic biofilm structure and function in a stream mesocosm experiment; Anika Große, Nuria Perujo, Patrick Fink, Alexander J Reisinger, Dietrich Borchardt, Daniel Graeber
- SFS Southeast USA 1st Chapter Meeting 2023 (Columbus, GA): From benthic to hyporheic: how light and macronutrient ratios shape functional and structural biofilm responses; Anika Große, Nuria Perujo, Patrick Fink, Alexander J Reisinger, Norbert Kamjunke, Dietrich Borchardt, Daniel Graeber
Publications
2023 (1)
- James, N.A., Große, A. (2023):
Marine mammals and interactions with debris in the northeastern atlantic region: Synthesis and recommendations for monitoring and research
In: Grimstad, S.M.F., Ottosen, L.M., James, N.A. (eds.)
Marine plastics: Innovative solutions to tackling waste
Springer, Cham, p. 3 - 25 10.1007/978-3-031-31058-4_1