Franziska Mück, M.Sc.
TUM School of Life Sciences
Technische Universität München
Emil-Ramann-Str. 6
85354 Freising
Email: franziska.mueck(at)tum.de
Research interests
- Biodiversity Science
- Conservation Biology
- Plant-Pollinator Interaction
The objective of my PhD is to understand the effect of flowering fields and mowing frequency on plant and insect diversity in agricultural landscapes. Therefore, I compare different flowering field variations and mowing frequency on the diversity and abundance of insects, spiders and flowering plants. Additionally I look into the interaction of insects and plants within these variations. The results of this project shall help to optimize the ecological use of flowering fields in agricultural landscapes.
Curriculum Vitae
| 09/2023-present | PhD student Chair of Restoration Ecology and Professorship for Planz-Insect-Interaction, Technical University of Munich |
| 03/2022-08/2023 | Employee at the team "Natur- und Artenschutz" at RIFCON GmbH |
| 10/2018-07/ 021 | Master of Science, Biology, University of Tübingen, Master thesis at the Institute of "Evolution and Ecology": The Effect of Different Bird Cover Crop Types on Leafhopper Diversity |
| 10/2018-11/2018 | Student assistant at the Institute of "Tierphysiologie", University of Tübingen |
| 01/2018 | Student assistant at the Institute of "Evoloution and Ecology", University of Tübingen |
| 10/2015-07/2018 | Bachelor of Science, Biology, University of Tübingen, Bachelor thesis at the Institute of "Tierphysiologie": Comparison of learning behaviour of mice in multiple T- and Y-mazes |