Daniel Grabner

Daniel Grabner is a researcher at the Faculty of Biology, University of Duisburg-Essen, specializing in aquatic ecology with a focus on parasite-host interactions. He serves as Scientific Coordinator for the Collaborative Research Centre 1439 RESIST and contributes to projects examining environmental impacts on aquatic organisms.

• Current research spans parasite diversity, life cycles, and ecological effects on host populations.
• Primary model systems include microsporidians, trematodes, and acanthocephalans in amphipods and aquatic insect larvae.
• Investigates impacts of non-indigenous species on native ecosystems and environmental stressor interactions.

Recent publications highlight his work in environmental parasitology, ecotoxicology, and molecular characterization of parasites. Contact: daniel.grabner@uni-due.de.