OceanExpert ID: 12324
Dr. Sebastian Christoph Alexander FERSE
senior scientist
Social Sciences
Quick Info
Work Location
Leibniz Center for Tropical Marine EcologyFahrenheitstr. 6
28359 Bremen
Germany
Nationality
Germany
Email(s)
Profile URL
Persistent Digital Identifiers (UIDs)
ORCID: 0000-0003-0930-5356
Highest Degree
Dr. rer. nat.
Job Type
Teaching/Education
Research
Research
Subject Area
Biological Oceanography, Marine Ecology
Fisheries, Aquaculture
Policy, Law, Economics, Management
Research Support Services
Fisheries, Aquaculture
Policy, Law, Economics, Management
Research Support Services
Activities
I am currently working on ways of measuring and increasing societal impact of sustainability research.
General research interests include reef restoration, reef fish ecology, coral physiology and ecology, mariculture and coastal livelihoods, marine policy, ecological knowledge, and community management and protection of coral reefs.
General research interests include reef restoration, reef fish ecology, coral physiology and ecology, mariculture and coastal livelihoods, marine policy, ecological knowledge, and community management and protection of coral reefs.
Sea regions of study
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf of Thailand
Bismarck Sea
Solomon Sea
Indian Ocean
Celebes Sea
Molukka Sea
Halamahera Sea
Banda Sea
Flores Sea
Bali Sea
Makassar Strait
Java Sea
Savu Sea
Gulf of Thailand
Bismarck Sea
Solomon Sea
Indian Ocean
Celebes Sea
Molukka Sea
Halamahera Sea
Banda Sea
Flores Sea
Bali Sea
Makassar Strait
Java Sea
Savu Sea
Skills
Scientific Diver,
MSci in Aquatic Tropical Ecology,
PhD in Coral Reef Ecology,
Fluent in Englisch, German,
Conversational French, Indonesian
MSci in Aquatic Tropical Ecology,
PhD in Coral Reef Ecology,
Fluent in Englisch, German,
Conversational French, Indonesian
Experience in supervision of students and PhD candidates, thesis evaluation, university teaching since 2009, grant evaluation, marine ecology and policy consultancies
Working language(s)
English
Citation(s)
Created: 2006-09-24
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Last Updated: 2022-01-04