Dr Christine Böhmer - Palaeobiologist
In April 2021, I joined the Zoological Institute of Kiel University as professor of Zoology and Functional Morphology of Vertebrates. Kiel University (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel) lies on the shore of the Baltic Sea in...
EDDi – Evolutionary Dissection of Dinosaurs The vertebral column is a defining feature and a vital body part of vertebrate animals. It is composed of several units – the vertebrae – that are morphologically...
The European Commission has announced the successful applicants to Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions Individual Fellowships. The grants are part of the Horizon 2020, the EU’s framework programme for research and innovation. I am extremely honoured...
Finding, collecting, identifying and cataloging fossils is the basis for research in palaeontology. Amongst others, I was fortunate to gain experience in prospecting and excavating extinct dinosaurs in Argentina (Patagonia) and South-Africa. Most recently,...
Same lab, new project! I’m excited to announce that I started my next postdoc project on the grasping biomechanics in primates. I look forward to work with Dr. Emmanuelle Pouydebat – an internationally renowned...
I am very excited to spend the summer as Visiting Professor for Vertebrate Palaeobiology at the Department of Palaeontology of the University of Vienna. During this time I join the Evolutionary Morphology Research Group...
I am delighted to have joined the Editorial Team of the Journal of Zoology! The journal received a great number of high-quality applications as a response to their call for Associate Editors. I am...
I am a vertebrate palaeobiologist with expertise in anatomy, palaeopathology, evolutionary developmental biology (EvoDevo) and functional morphology. After completing my PhD at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich (Germany), I worked as PostDoc in Japan and...
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