stefan glaser
Mag. Stefan Glaser (b. 1975) holds a master's degree in ecology, and has
a formation as NGO manager. His scientific expertise covers fields such
as wetland restoration and nutrient cycling in stream ecosystems. He has
spent one year at the University of Madrid studying Mediterranean
limnology and has furthermore work experiece in Spain due to his
collaboration with an environmental NGO (participating in the 'Living
Lakes Programme') and his work on an Environmental impact assessment
there. He has also taken part in field courses and has done research on
tropical ecology in Sri Lanka and Costa Rica. His postgraduate education
includes training in risk analysis and risk communication at the Harvard
School of Public Health and a variety of courses on business
administration. During his work for an environmental NGO based in
Vienna, he managed network projects related to renewable energies
(including hydropower) and other sustainability topics. He has acquired
specialist knowledge on European water policies in the course of an
internship at the European Commission (dealing with the WFD and water
related statistics). Recently he also worked on the organisation and
realisation of events related to natural gardening and rural
development.
areas of interest
Limnology, ecology, integrated water management, water policies, risk
analysis, implementing principles of sustainability
selected references
Glaser, S., et al., 2005.
Sustainability Windows (SuWi) - Multi-level decision aid tool for managing
complex systems.
Poster Presentation at the Global Conference on Strategic Environmental
Assessment organized by the International Association for Impact
Assessment.
Glaser, S., 2001.
Applying bioreactors for understanding nutrient dynamics in the recently
restored flood-control reservoirs of the Wien River.
Diploma thesis, University of Vienna.
Glaser, S., 2000.
Microbial nutrient retention in a flood plain.
Presentation at the 7th International Workshop on the Measurement of
Microbial Activities in the Carbon Cycle in Aquatic Environments. The
Netherlands.
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