Melanie Hagen
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Melanie Hagen, visiting scientist

Home institution

Biological Collection,
Faculty of Biology,
Bielefeld University,
Universitaetsstrasse 25,
33615 Bielefeld, Germany

Period of stay at the Department

1. February 2010 –

Summary of research interests

Generalization and specialization in pollination interactions, bee movement patterns, influence of habitat fragmentation on soil arthropods

I am an ecologist interested in mutualistic interactions between plants and animals with a special focus on pollination interactions. My research focuses on pollination networks and patterns of generalization and specialization within these networks, and the influence of habitat fragmentation on these interaction networks.

I am further interested in understanding the space use and movement patterns of bumblebees bees. First attempts of using radio telemetry techniques are promising.

Closest colleague at the Department

Prof. Jens-Christian Svenning, Ecoinformatics & Biodiversity, Prof. Jens M. Olesen, Department of Biological Sciences, Genetics and Ecology

Work space at the Department: room No., building No., mail address

Building 1540, room 330, Ny Munkegade, melanie.hagen@web.de

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