
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Thomas Hein
Deputy/Group lead Vienna BIGER
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Major Research Areas and Interests
- Limnology, river ecology, wetland/floodplain ecology, nutrient and organic matter dynamics
- Interaction between fluvial dynamics and ecosystem processes,ecohydrology, biodiversity
- Interactions between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems (catchment approach)
- Development of conservation and restoration strategies for riverine landscapes, ecosystem services
- Aquatic ecosystem and river basin management
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Further scientific activities
Member of scientific association- European Academy of Sciences and Arts: www.euro-acad.eu
- Member of the editorial board: Environmental Science and Pollution Research (Springer)
- Member of the editorial board: Water (MDPI)
- International Association for Danube Research www.danube-iad.eu
- Austrian Committee for Danube Research www.oen-iad.org
- Member of the management board of DanubeFuture www.danubefuture.eu
- Member of the Danube Sturgeon Task Force www.dstf.eu
- Member of the DANUBIUS-RI International Initiative Committee www.danubius-ri.eu
Newsletter of the International Association for Danube Research (IAD) - Danube News
DANUBIUS Science and Innovation Agenda - DANUBIUS Agenda<
The DanubeFuture White paper on Integrated Sustainable Development of the Danube River Basin is available.
Selected Publications
- Baldan, D.; Kiesel, J.; Hauer, C.; Jähnig, S.C.; Hein, T. (2021): Increased sediment deposition triggered by climate change impacts Freshwater Pearl Mussels habitats and metapopulations Journal of Applied Ecology Volume 58, Issue 9, doi:10.1111/1365-2664.13940, IF: 6.528
- Baldan, D.; Pucher, M.; Akbari E.; Hein, T.; Weigelhofer, G. (2021): Effects of Two-Stage Ditch and Natural Floodplains on Sediment Processes Driven by Different Hydrological Conditions water Water 2021, 13(15), 2046, doi: 10.3390, IF: 3.103
- Bondar-Kunze, E.; Kasper, V.; Hein, T. (2021): Responses of periphyton communities to abrupt changes in water temperature and velocity, and the relevance of morphology: a mesocosm approach Science of the Total Environment, doi: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.145200, IF: 7.963