Laura Langeloh Fish Ecology and Evolution Eawag Seestrasse 79 6047 Kastanienbaum Switzerland

Phone +41 58 765 2185 Fax +41 58 765 2162 Office SW-C04 laura.langeloh@eawag.ch

Laura Langeloh

Function

• PhD student in the group of restoration ecology and fisheries genetics

Research interest

• conservation biology; population genetics; evolutionary ecology

  I am currently investigating in the consequences of habitat connectivity on gene flow, hoping to elucidate its implications for population persistence

Project

Influence of habitat fragmentation on fish populations:

investigating the effects of migration barriers, such as dams and weirs, on the genetic structure of fish populations using microsatellite markers.

Curriculum vitae

since 2009, PhD student at University of Bern/Eawag
11-12 2008, intership at Eawag
2008, MSc in Biology (University of Münster, Germany)
Thesis: Immunological genetics of the Red Flour Beetle Tribolium castaneum”
2005, BSc in Biology (University of Münster, Germany)
Thesis: “Mate choice in a natural population of Lumbricus terrestris L.”