Departments / Biology and Ecology of Fishes



Oliver Jauernig

IGB, Dept.4,
Biology and Ecology of Fishes 
PF 850 119, 12561 Berlin
12587 Berlin, Müggelseedamm 301

Fields of Interests:

Test of a new system for physiological telemetry

Impact of biotic and abiotic factors to the physiology and behaviour of fish


Tel: (030) 64 181 627
Fax: (030) 64 181 682

jauernig@igb-berlin.de

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Education and Employment Research Interests
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Education and Employment

1980

born in Rüdersdorf b. Berlin
2000-2007 Study of biology at the Humboldt University Berlin
2002 Internship in the „Marine Turtle Research and Monitoring Project” in Nikosia, Cyprus
2004 Internship in the „Cheetah Research Project” of the Leibniz-Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research in Berlin and Namibia
2006-2007 Graduate assistant and external diploma thesis at the State Museum of Natural History Görlitz

Topic: “Feeding ecology of the European otter (Lutra lutra) in eastern Saxony, Germany.”
2008 Graduate assistant in Evolutionary Genetics at the Leibniz-Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research in Berlin, collaboration on the topic: „Microarray analyses of circannual testicular gene expression patterns in European roe deer (Capreolus capreolus).“
Since 08/2008

PhD-student at the IGB in the ProFit third-party fund project, Department 4 ( Biology and Ecology of Fishes)


Research Interests


Research topic:

“Integrated assessment and analysis of physiological and behavioural parameters for the examination of fish health status - development and evaluation of a new physiological telemetry measuring and analysis system.”

Supervisors:

Dr. Daniela Baganz (IGB), Dr. Georg Staaks (IGB), PD Dr. Rolf Schneider (HU-Berlin)

Cooperation partners in the ProFIT-third-party fund project:

Fraunhofer Institute for Assembly and Packaging Technologies for Microsystems (IZM), Institute of Agricultural and Urban Ecological Projects (ISAP), Elektronik Bauelemente GmbH Berlin (ELBAU)

In my Ph D thesis I deal with an innovative implanted microsystem to estimate physiological parameters in fish. In a first time step conventional physiological single sensor will be tested to define parameters of different fish species (common carp, pike-perch and sturgeon) for the developing multi sensor. These long-term designed self-sufficient working system can measure temperature, swimming activity, resistance and potential of the skin as well as heart and breathing rate of monitored fish. In practice it can be used for veterinarian diagnostics in cases of an abiotic (temperature- und gas tension, pH-value -and nitrogen compounds, technology based stress) and biotic impact (fitness and nutrition, social interactions, parasitic diseases) on the health- and fitness status of fish populations.

Prospects:

  • Health care diagnostic and –survey of fish in the aquaculture
  • Behavioral ecology and ecological physiology in natural habitats
  • Investigations of distinct behavior types in fish
  • Relation between physiology/behavior and catchability of fish


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Publications

Publications:

1) WACHTER, B., JAUERNIG, O. and BREITENMOSER U. (2006): Determination of prey hair in faeces of free-ranging Namibian cheetahs with a simple method. CAT News No.44, Cat Specialist Group. pp 8-9.

2) JAUERNIG O. (2005): Beutespektrum von Geparden (Acinonyx jubatus) auf kommerziellem Farmland in Namibia, Studienjahresarbeit, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Cat Specialist Group, Cat library 2005, 32 p.

Poster:

1) JAUERNIG, O., ANSORGE, H. and ZINKE, O. (2008): Feeding ecology of the European otter (Lutra lutra) in eastern Saxony (Germany). 26 th Mustelid Colloquium 2008. Budapest.

2) JAUERNIG, O., SCHNEIDER, R. and ANSORGE, H. (2008): Feeding habits of otters (Lutra lutra, L. 1758) in Saxony (Germany). Jahresversammlung der Ethologischen Gesellschaft 2008. Regensburg.

Final reports:

1) JAUERNIG, O. (2005): Beutespektrum von Geparden (Acinonyx jubatus) auf kommerziellem Farmland in Namibia, Studienjahresarbeit, Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät I, Institut für Biologie, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Deutschland, 32 Seiten.

2) Jauernig, O (2007): Ernährungsökologische Untersuchungen zum Fischotter (Lutra lutra) in der Oberlausitz, Ost-Sachsen. Diplomarbeit, Mathematisch- Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät I, Institut für Biologie, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Deutschland, 91 Seiten.


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