Philipp M. Rehsen

This study examines how fish predation affects drift and emergence behaviors of aquatic invertebrates in a mesocosm system, showing significant responses to both indirect and direct predation.

This study shows river sediment microbiomes are highly sensitive to reduced flow velocity, leading to altered community compositions and stress responses that recover after two weeks.

This study examines how salinity and temperature changes affect microbial DOC degradation and community composition in urban river sediments using a mesocosm experiment, finding increased degradation during recovery phases.

This study examines how temperature and salinity affect microbial self-recycling of necromass in urban river sediments using mesocosm experiments.

This study investigates how salinisation and warming affect predator-induced drift behaviour in stream invertebrates, finding that both stressors disrupt this anti-predator response.