Thünen: Akimova, Anna, Dr.

Dr. Anna Akimova

Herwigstraße 31
27572 Bremerhaven

Physical oceanography of the North Atlantic and the North Sea
Influences of physical processes (including climate change) on fish stocks and marine ecosystems
Biophysical modelling
Data management und Open Science

Data acquisition and data management of oceanographic data at Thünen Institute (optimization and automation of data processing)
Research on fish recruitment
Development and utilization of biophysical, physiological and statistical models to study processes affecting early life stages of marine fishes
Development of Thünen Geodata Infrastructure (Thünen-GDI)
Participation in the advisory bodies of ICES

2018 – Senior scientist in the working group "Measurement and Observation Systems" at the Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries
2014 - 2018: PhD Thesis "Understanding the spatiotemporal recruitment dynamics of commercially important fish species in the North Sea", at the Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries and the University of Hamburg (Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Myron Peck, Prof. Dr. Marc Hufnagl)
2010 – 2018: Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries, Head of the working group "Measurement and Observation Systems"
2005 - 2009: Research assistant, Physical Oceanography of Polar Seas, Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven, Germany
2004: M.Sc., Hydrometeorology, St. Petersburg State University and University of Bremen. "The interannual variability of the cold halocline in the Laptev sea (1973 - 1993)" Supervisors: Prof Dr L. Timokhov, AARII, Prof Dr U. Schauer, AWI, Germany, Prof Dr V. Ionov, SPbSU
2002 – 2004: POMOR (Applied Polar and Marine Sciences) master program, University of Saint-Petersburg and University of Bremen
2002 – 2004: Research assistant, Laboratory of Ocean-Atmosphere interactions, AARII, St. Petersburg, Russia
2002: B.Sc., Physical Oceanography, University of Saint-Petersburg. Title: "The distribution of the solar radiation in the Laptev Sea". Supervisors: Dr. B. Ivanov, AARII, Russia, Dr. V. Ionov, SpbSU, Russia

Working Group - Committee	Tasks
ICES
Working Group on Interactive Physical-Biological and Ecosystem Modelling (WGIPEM)	An important part of the work is the continued development of end-to-end ecosystem models that incorporate ecological, economic, and social science.
Joint ICES/PICES Working Group on Small Pelagic Fish (WGSPF)	Working group for advancing the knowledge and tools to understand the drivers of small pelagic fish.

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