Verena Rubel

Technische Universität Kaiserslautern

Germany

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Thomas Wilding

PI, benthic ecology and statistical modelling

Scottish Association For Marine Science

UNITED KINGDOM

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Thorsten Stoeck

ecology group rheinland‐pfälzische technische universität kaiserslautern‐landau kaiserslautern germany

GERMANY

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Verena Rubel

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Nanopore duplex sequencing as an alternative to Illumina MiSeq sequencing for eDNA-based biomonitoring of coastal aquaculture impacts

Comparing quantile regression spline analyses and supervised machine learning for environmental quality assessment at coastal marine aquaculture installations

Global Trends of Benthic Bacterial Diversity and Community Composition Along Organic Enrichment Gradients of Salmon Farms

Identifying the minimum amplicon sequence depth to adequately predict classes in eDNA-based marine biomonitoring using supervised machine learning

Supervised machine learning is superior to indicator value inference in monitoring the environmental impacts of salmon aquaculture using eDNA metabarcodes

Biogeographic structuring of benthic microbial communities influence the establishment of global bioindicators for coastal aquaculture impact monitoring

Predicting classifications in marine biomonitoring with supervised machine learning: how much data is required?

Towards a standard protocol in coastal aquaculture biomonitoring: an interlaboratory study to assess reproducibility of the wet lab protocol and of Illumina sequencing

Robustness, sensitivity and reproducibility of eDNA metabarcoding as an environmental biomonitoring tool in coastal salmon aquaculture – An inter-laboratory study

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Thomas Wilding

Thorsten Stoeck

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