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Archi Shailesh Mistry

Climate changes affect not only species above soil, but also marine species

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In Archi’s time as bachelor and now current master student of biochemistry she had the chance to dive into multiple topics finding her heart beating for marine science. One project on coral species gave her deep insight into marine biology, ecology, and the issue of coral bleaching. Together with a national marine research group she investigated climate effects on corals losing their fluorescence and the effects on marine life. Since then, her vision is to work for more understanding of ecosystems and a better treatment of our environment.

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Find out how Archi wants to change science and what she wants to achieve after finishing her studies.
Learning is constant, not only during studies, but for the whole life. This is even more true for scientists learning new methods, findings and basics on scientific topics from the start to the end of their scientific career - often even beyond
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