Michael Stachowitsch
Research Interests
Benthic ecology / hypoxia, anoxia, eutrophication / habitat degradation /
marine debris / sea turtle ecology / coral reef ecology
Professional activities
Professional scientific English editing and translating (German–English)
Austrian representative to the International Whaling Commission
Book review editor: Journal “Marine Ecology” (Wiley/Blackwell)
Habilitation University of Vienna (2008) The Northern Adriatic Sea:
Lessons in marine ecology from a “dead zone”.
Ph.D. (zoology), University of Vienna (Austria) 1980.
B.Sc. (biology/chemistry), University of Pittsburgh (USA) 1973
Current teaching (University of Vienna)
“Introduction to marine pollution”
“Management of endangered animal species”
“Writers’ workshop for biologists”
Publications:
ca. 60 scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals.
Recently: Co-author of 6 papers in Special Issue of Biogeosciences
“Coastal hypoxia and anoxia: a multi-tiered, holistic approach”.
Books: The Invertebrates: an illustrated glossary (Wiley, 1992),
The Beachcomber's Guide to Marine Debris (Springer, 2019).
Links: Expanded CV/selected publications/anoxia project: www.marine-hypoxia.com
Sea turtle conservation (last fieldwork 2018): www.seaturtlecourse.jimdo.com
Last FWF project: www.univie.ac.at/HistoricalEcology
Marine debris/beach litter interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_4kj8gRCIU