Finished theses

PhD theses

Anne-Kathleen Malchow: "Developing an integrated platform for predicting niche and range dynamics: inverse calibration of spatially-explicit eco-evolutionary models" (2023), Main supervisor: Damaris Zurell

Levin Wiedenroth: "Niche and range shifts in North American forests birds over four decades of climate change" (2023), Main supervisor: Damaris Zurell
Anna Rönnfeldt: "Realised niche shifts of plants introduced to islands vs. mainland" (2023). Main supervisor: Damaris Zurell
Anshika Kulshrestha: "Dynamic occupancy models using Bayesian methods: An analysis using Swiss breeding bird data" (2022). Main supervisor: Damaris Zurell
Mingjian Xiahou: "Effects of spatial autocorrelation on dynamic occupancy models: Estimating birds range dynamics over a 14-year time period in Switzerland" (2020). Main supervisor: Damaris Zurell

Milena Gottschalk: "Comparison of Eurasian lynx dispersal kernels in five model landscapes with different degree of fragmentation" (2022). Main supervisor: Damaris Zurell
Elisabeth Riegel: "Variation in white stork movement behavior within and between years" (2021). Main supervisor: Damaris Zurell
Katharina Matthes: "Diversity and biogeography of Sansevieria Thunb. in Africa" (2021). Main supervisor: Christian König
Bennett Stolze: "Estimating seasonal niche tracking behaviour of white storks using citizen-science data" (2021). Main supervisor: Guillermo Fandos / Damaris Zurell