Henk van der Veer
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Dr. ir. Henk W. van der Veer
Marine ecologist Marine Ecology		Recruitment Carrying capacity Predator – prey relationships Dynamic Energy budgets   Fish ecology Ecosystem functioning
henk.van.der.veer@nioz.nl Tel:+31(0)222-369575 Fax:+31(0)222-319674
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Landsdiep 4 NL-1797 SZ 't Horntje (Texel) The Netherlands   Tel: (+31) (0)222-369300 Fax: (+31) (0)222-319674	P.O. Box 59, NL-1790 AB Den Burg The Netherlands

 

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Personal
Family name     First name(s) Place of birth	van der Veer Hendrik Willem Rhenen, The Netherlands
Education
1987   1977   1975 1971	PhD Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Groningen MSc Biology, Landbouw Hogeschool Wageningen (cum laude) BSc Biology, Landbouw Hogeschool Wageningen CLV Lyceum HBS b, Veenendaal
Employment record
2008-present   2006-2007   2000-2006   From 1994 From 1992       From 1988 1987-1988   1986-1987   1979-1985   1978-1979	Head, Department of Marine Ecology at Royal NIOZ Guest scientist University of Groningen Head ad interim, Department of Marine Ecology at Royal NIOZ Deputy head, Department of Marine Ecology at Royal NIOZ Senior scientist at Royal NIOZ. Adjunct associate-professor of Zoology, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, U.S.A. Adjunct associate-professor of Marine Science, University of South Carolina, Columbia, U.S.A. Scientist at Royal NIOZ Scientist at the Department of Applied Science at Royal NIOZ. Scientist at the project group 'Ecological Research Wadden Sea and North Sea' at Royal NIOZ. PhD student at NIOZ/University of Groningen (Recruitment of 0-group plaice in the Wadden Sea) Ecological research on the effects of dredging in the Dutch Wadden Sea, employed by the Dutch government.
Post-docs projects
2007-2010	J.F.M.F. Cardoso         Validation of age determination techniques in calcified structures
PhD projects
1985-1989     1991-1995       1992-1996     1992-1996     1992-1997       2000-2004       2000-2004         2002-2006         2005-2009           2007-2011         2009–2013         2009–2013     2009–2013	F. Hovenkamp On the growth of larval plaice in the North Sea (PhD defense: 1991; Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) L.J. Bolle Recruitment in North Sea dab Limanda limanda (PhD defense: scheduled for 2010; Wageningen University) P.A.Walker Fleeting images. Dynamics of North Sea ray populations (PhD defense: 1998; Universiteit van Amsterdam) P.J. de Goeij Buying depth as a trade-off in the bivalve Macoma balthica (PhD defense: 2001; Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) M.J.M. Reichert On the life history of the fringed flounder (Etropus crossotus). A small tropical flatfish in the South Atlantic Bight (PhD defense: 2002; Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) G. Hoarau Population genetics of plaice (Pleuronectes platessa L.) in Northern Europe (PhD defense: 2004; Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) J.F.M.F Cardoso Intra- and interspecies comparison of energy flow in various bivalve species in Dutch coastal waters by means of dynamic energy budgets (PhD defence: 2007); Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) J. Campos Latitudinal trends in the role of brown shrimp Crangon crangon in the functioning of the ecosystems in coastal European estuaries (PhD defense: scheduled 2009; Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) V. Freitas Temperature dependence of epibenthic predation as regulating mechanism on estuarine bivalves and its effect of the fuelling function of estuaries for migratory birds. (PhD defense: scheduled 2010; Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) S. Santos Physiological performance of the Peppery furrow shell Scrobicularia plana (da Costa 1778) along the European Coast (PhD defence: scheduled 2012); Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) C. Carvalho Intraspecies differences in DEB parameters: phenotypical versus genetic variability (PhD defence: scheduled 2014); Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) W. Diderich The functioning of the Wadden Sea for demersal fish species (PhD defence: scheduled 2014); Wageningen University) E. van der Zee A regime shift of benthic organisms in the Wadden Sea: causes and consequences for higher trophic levels (PhD defence: scheduled 2014); Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)

 

 

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Population dynamics with emphasis on factors controlling and regulating recruitment, whereby the focus is especially on predator-prey relationships. Another topic is the link between life history characteristics and ultimately recruitment level and recruitment variability of especially predatory species. Since life history such as reproductive output varies with latitude, species are studied over their range of distribution. Main focus is especially on flatfish and bivalve species in North Sea and estuarine Dutch Wadden Sea. .

 

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RECLAIM: REsolving CLimAtic IMpacts on fish stocks. The principal objectives of RECLAIM are: ·         to increase our understanding of the impacts of climate change on fish and shellfish populations by reviewing existing knowledge and conducting a variety of data analyses and modeling activities ·         to formulate hypotheses to be tested in future research programs

 

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RECLAIM project:                                            http://www.climateandfish.eu/ Dynamic Energy Budget (DEB) theory:             http://www.bio.vu.nl/thb/deb Flatfish symposia:                                           http://www.nioz.nl/

 

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For PDF files of the refereed publications, please send an e-mail to: Henk.van.der.Veer@nioz.nl

 

Selected Publications	Top ^
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