Dr. Daniela Henkel
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Marine Biologist / Scientific project manager
Research Division 2: Marine Biogeochemistry
Research Unit: Marine Geosystems
Working Group: DeepSea Monitoring
Office
Room: 8/A-214
Phone: +49 431 600-2111
E-mail: dhenkel(at)geomar.de
Address
Wischhofstrasse 1-3
D-24148 Kiel
Research Interests
- Marine Biology
- Anthropogenic impact on marine life
- Biogeochemistry
- Munitions in the Sea
Scientific Career
since 2014
Scientific Researcher & Scientific Project Manager, GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel
2020–2022
Scientific Project Manager, Konsortium Deutsche Meeresforschung e. V
2012–2014
Managing Director at Sino German Cooperation in Marine Sciences, Christian Albrecht University Kiel
2013
Visiting Scientist, Huinay Scientific Field Station in Patagonia, Chile
2007/08/09
Visiting Scientist, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
2004–2011
Scientific Researcher, Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum, Frankfurt
2004
Guest Scientist, National Institute for Water and Atmosphere, NIWA, Hamilton New Zealand
Education
2007-2011
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) (Dr. rer.nat), Zoology/Animal Biology, Goethe University Frankfurt/ Main, Faculty of Biosciences
Thesis: The Sponges of the Chinese Yellow Sea
2001–2004
Diploma in Marine Biology, University of Rostock
1999–2001
Vordiplom in Biology, University of Cologne
Projects
2024–2028
MMinE-SwEEPER (Marine Munition in Europe - Solutions with Economic and Ecological Profits for Efficient Remediation)
2021–2027
CONMAR (CONcept for conventional MARine munition Remediation in the German North and Baltic Sea)
2021–2024
ProBaNNt (Professional intelligent munitions assessment using 3D reconstructions and Bayesian Neural Networks)
2018–2022
Digital Earth (Towards SMART Monitoring and Integrated Data Exploration of the Earth System - Implementing the Data Science Paradigm)
2014–2018
BASE-LiNE Earth (Brachiopods As SEnsitive tracers of gLobal mariNe Environment: Insights from alkaline, alkaline Earth metal, and metalloid trace element ratios and isotope systems)
Research Cruise Participation at GEOMAR
Publications
You can find a list of publications and other activities on OceanRep.