Torben Bruhns

Torben Bruhns is a researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research, focusing on ecophysiology and ecotoxicology of marine invertebrates. His work integrates environmental stress responses, climate change biology, and nanoparticle toxicity impacts on marine organisms.

Research Interests:

• Physiological adaptations to environmental stressors
• Ecotoxicological responses in marine benthic communities
• Climate change effects on intertidal species
• Metabolomics of pollutant exposure

Scientific Contributions include studies on hypoxia tolerance in oysters, nanoparticle toxicity in annelids, and UV-filter impacts on sediment-dwelling organisms. His work provides critical insights into marine ecosystem resilience under anthropogenic stressors.