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2502/2011 (comments: 0)

Schools of dolphins have been often visiting us while doing research off Namibia.

What kind of profession did I consider when I started university?

I did not have a clear picture about my work as scientist during my first four semesters of basic biology studies at the University of Rostock...

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2402/2011 (comments: 0)

I may have looked similar to the young researcher exploring a crab caught on a beach.

Has it always been my dream to become a marine biologist?

Everything started with my first summer vacation at the North Sea, where strange, transparent, round flabby-huddels on the beach caught my eyes at the age of eight.

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2302/2011 (comments: 1)

The “Lange Anna” is the landmark of the island Helgoland in the North Sea.

How important is it to travel for my work as a marine biologist?

In summary, I would say travelling is essential for my work, but why? As a marine biologist you need, in most cases, research cruises to get your samples and often your work is part of an international project so that your study area probably is located elsewhere in the global ocean.

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After the cruise is before the cruise!

What needs to be considered when moving abroad?

What kinds of skills are needed to become a scientist and what about my future plans?

Some more about how to combine being a scientist with enjoying a private life…

How to combine being a scientist with enjoying a private life…

A reflection on how I got my own PhD project started…

What kind of profession did I consider when I started university?

Has it always been my dream to become a marine biologist?

How important is it to travel for my work as a marine biologist?

My research field in short …

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