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Dr. Heinz Durrer, Professeur emeritus

Etudes en Biologie à Bâle, Suisse. Doctorat en 1965 chez Prof. Dr. A. Portmann. Habilitation en 1975 à la Faculté de Médecine de l'Université de Bâle, Professeur en Biologie médicale jusqu'en 2001. A partir de 1989 mise en place et suivi de la Station de Recherche Petite Camargue Alsacienne et réalisation de travaux de renaturation sur site. Direction de projets, de mémoires et thèses dans le domaine des amphibiens, mammifères, insectes et oiseaux, et de l'entretien d'espaces naturels.
Dr. Valentin Amrhein, director of the Research Station

Studies of Biology in Basel, Switzerland. Diploma thesis in 1999 supervised by Prof. Dr. Heinz Durrer and Prof. Dr. Stephen C. Stearns. Initiated the nightingale project in 1997, and is director of the Research Station since 1999. Ph.D. exam in February 2004. In 2005, spent a postdoctoral research year at the University of Oslo, Norway. Since 2006, Valentin is associated with the Institute of Evolutionary Biology at the University of Basel as a group leader. He teaches Ornithology, Behavioural Ecology and Statistics, and is consulting editor for Animal Behaviour.
Tobias Roth, Ph.D. student

Studies of Biology in Basel (Switzerland) and Bergen (Norway). Diploma thesis 2004 at the Swiss Ornithological Institute, on the phenology of migrating birds in Mauritania, Western Africa, supervised by Prof. Dr. Bruno Bruderer and Dr. Felix Liechti. From 2005 to 2007, Tobias studied applied statistics at the ETH Zürich. He is half-time employed as a research assistant at Hintermann & Weber AG. For his Ph.D., he investigates the causes and consequences of male-biased adult sex ratios in songbirds, and particularly in nightingales. Supervised by Dr. Valentin Amrhein and Prof. Dr. Dieter Ebert.

Philipp Sprau, Ph.D. student

Studies of Biology in Munich and Berlin, Germany. Diploma thesis 2006 at the Freie University Berlin, supervised by Prof. Dr. Dietmar Todt and PD Dr. Henrike Hultsch, on distribution and performance of song repertoires in the common nightingale. Ph.D. student since 2007, supervised by Prof. Dr. Marc Naguib and Dr. Valentin Amrhein, at the University of Bielefeld and the Research Station Petite Camargue Alsacienne, on social cognition in communication networks of nightingales.

Katja Saggese, Master student

Studies the effects of winter feeding on territory defence in Norwegian great tits (Parus major). Supervised by Dr. Valentin Amrhein, Prof. Dr. Tore Slagsvold and Prof. Dr. Dieter Ebert.
Claudio Kugler, Master student

Studies dawn singing performance as a predictor of competitiveness in nightingales. Supervised by Dr. Valentin Amrhein and Prof. Dr. Dieter Ebert.
Florian Neumann, Master student

Studies the effect of human disturbances on brown hares Lepus europaeus. Supervised by Dr. Valentin Amrhein, Dr. Dariuzs Weber and Prof. Dr. Dieter Ebert.
Lisa Schild, Master student

Studies the effects of winter feeding on sleeping assemblages in the red kite Milvus milvus. Supervised by Dr. Valentin Amrhein and Prof. Dr. Dieter Ebert.
Collaborateurs externes
Prof. Dr. Marc Naguib

Studies of Biology in Freiburg and Berlin, Germany. Diploma thesis 1991, Ph.D. thesis 1995 at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA, supervised by Prof. Dr. R. Haven Wiley. Habilitation 2002 at the University of Bielefeld, Germany. From 2000 to 2007, Marc was at the University Bielefeld, Germany. Since January 2008, he is at the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) in Heteren, Netherlands. Marc works during the field season at the Research Station Petite Camargue Alsacienne since 2001.
Dr. Fränzi Korner-Nievergelt & Dr. Pius Korner

Etudes en Biologie à l'Université de Bâle (Pius) et de Zürich (Fränzi). En 2001 - 2003 études de statistiques appliquées à l'ETH de Zürich. Fränzi et Pius dirigent le centre d'éducation à l'environnement d'Ettiswil (canton de Lucerne en Suisse) et l'entreprisent de conseil statistique Oikostat. Ils sont collaborateurs réguliers de la Station de Recherche.
Anciens membres du groupe
2006-2008
M.Sc. Sabine Lerch
2004-2007
Dr. Rouven Schmidt
2006-2007
M.Sc. Frances McStea
2006
M.Sc. Béatrice Sauzeau
2005-2006
M.Sc. Fleur Daugey
2004-2006
M.Sc. Nathaline Erne
2003-2005
Dipl. Biol. Silke Huber
2002-2004
Dipl. Biol. Christopher Herhausen
2002-2003
Dipl. Biol. Birgit Benzing
2001-2005
Dr. Hansjörg Kunc
Le travail de la Station de Recherche Petite Camargue Alsacienne serait impossible sans la présence des collaborateurs et chercheurs de terrain. Les personnes suivantes ont collaboré de un à deux mois par an à la Station de Recherche.
1998 - 2008
Martin Lutsch
2008
Béatrice Bouton
Rébecca Flück
Keri Langridge
Camille Rueff
2007
Sébastien Goumon
Loïc Pillet
Erica van Rooji
Alexandra Wolf
2006
Allan Hall
Kathryn Peiman
Raoul Ribot
2005
Raquel Robles Garcia
Hendrika van Noordwijk
2004
Stephanie Schmidlin
Corinne Zurbrügg
2003
Stephanie Michler
Rouven Schmidt
Anne Selbach
Balázs Szelényi
2002
Helene Altrichter
Cas Eikenaar
Gerd Kraus
Marieke Weerheim
2001
Miriam Brandt
Claudio Tennie
2000
Gernot Stephinger
1999
Daniel Matti