Fabienne Mannherz

@hejfabienne.bsky.social

PhD candidate in marine bioacoustics 🎧⚓️ researching on ship sounds 🚢 whales🐬🐳 and seals🦭 @au.dk here to let you eavesdrop 👂🏻 science photography novice 📸 usually found near ❄️ water 🌊, dogs 🐾 and cosy cafés 📍Aarhus 🇩🇰

Amazing work by my colleagues Michael Bjerre Pedersen, Maja Mikkelsen, Professor Peter Teglberg Madsen, Professor Hans Malte, and Frants Havmand Jensen!

AU Bioacoustics@bioacousticsau.bsky.social · 5mo ago

🐬 #GasExchange Dynamics In #BottlenoseDolphins Around 2 Min Apneas Conform To Values For Terrestrial Mammals 🐘🐄 Researchers from our lab found a long-needed answer studying bottlenose dolphins. #marinemammals #physiology #research #divingphysiology doi.org/10.1242/jeb....

Intense AND successful 💪. Now keep your finger's crossed with @leayero.bsky.social and me for a successful recovery of the data later in September!

AU Bioacoustics@bioacousticsau.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Intense days for our PhD student @hejfabienne.bsky.social. In a joint effort @au.dk ,#ntnu PhD student @leayero.bsky.social & #UiB, have deployed 8 geophones + 2 soundtrap hydrophones along a #DAS enabled #fibercable in #Svalbard to compare #shipnoise measurements in an Arctic fjord 🚢🔊🐋 #seasounds

Ready to join our lab as Assistant Professor in #bioacoustics 🐬🔉🚤🚢? #jobalert

AU Bioacoustics@bioacousticsau.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Breaking News 🚨: Our #bioacoustics 🔉🐬🦇lab seeks a permanent new colleague in a tenure-track assistant professor 🥷position. Excited? Then join our vibrant group of 15 researchers, postdocs and PhD students at AU who work with #marinemammal #acoustics, #conservation #physiology and #effectsofnoise!

Still can’t believe I get to do my PhD 🐬⛴️🎧 with all these smart and joyful mammals 🥰

Marine Mammal Research at Aarhus University, Ecoscience@marinemammalsau.bsky.social · last yr.

Welcome to the Marine Mammal Section at Aarhus University! 🐋 (@au.dk) Here, we will share weekly updates on our research, discoveries and fieldwork, along with insights from our team of wildlife researchers🐬🐻‍❄️🦭. If you are interested in what we do, stay tuned. We have a lot to share.. ✨

Incredible and super important work.🐬 There's so much to learn about how #marinemammals are impacted by 🚤🔊 #shippingnoise. And we just got closer to understanding masking effects in frequencies way above the "normal low-frequency" ranges.

AU Bioacoustics@bioacousticsau.bsky.social · last yr.

🔊 Paper alert! 🐬🎧 Noise of high-speed vessels 🚤 impairs the #biosonar ability of #harbourporpoises 🐬 - making it more difficult for them to 🤯 sense surroundings, 🧭 navigate and 🐟 hunt prey within several hundred meters. 🥳Huge contribution to understanding masking effects! 🌐 doi.org/10.1242/jeb....

Incredibly happy to be part of this unique crew 🐬🦇🚢🎧🔊!

AU Bioacoustics@bioacousticsau.bsky.social · last yr.

Hej, 🔊🐋🦇we are the group behind Prof. Peter T. Madsen at the #Bioacoustics Lab @au.dk . We eavesdrop 🎧🤫 on oceans 🌊 and night skies 🌙 - turning sound into science to understand & protect #marinemammals 🐬🦭 and #bats 🦇 🧛🏻‍♀️. Join us for insights from the secret lives of #bioacousticians.

Such a cool example - and excellent work - of applying acoustics to study Marine mammal populations! 🐋 around Antarctica can be distinguished by population specific acoustic signals 🎧!

Alfred Wegener Institute@awi.de · last yr.

New #AWI study shows: Fin whales in the Southern Ocean in #Antarctica have specific acoustic signatures per population. Based on these acoustic markers, researchers were able to identify five different fin whale populations in the Southern Ocean. 🌍🐋 royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/... 📸 BBC

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