- Researcher at CNRS & Adjunct Professor (University of Turku), Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS)
Dr Stier has a PhD in Ecophysiology from the University of Strasbourg, working on the relationships between mitochondrial function, oxidative stress and animal life histories.
His research successes include demonstrating that avian red blood cells possess functional mitochondria (Stier et al. 2013 Front. Zool.).
Dr Stier has since collaborated with other academics to use avian red blood cells to study mitochondrial function in non-model and wild animals.
Dr Stier leads since 2023 a long-term research project initiated in 1976 on kind penguin ecophysiology. Recent work within the framework of this project includes stress resilience and heat stress sensitivity of king penguins.
Experience
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2021–presentAdjunct professor, University of Turku
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2023–presentResearch scientist, CNRS
Education
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2013University of Strasbourg, PhD
Grants and Contracts
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2021MSCA PF
- Role:
- Reserch Fellow
- Funding Source:
- European Commission
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2020TCSM
- Role:
- Junior Group Leader
- Funding Source:
- Suomen Akatemia
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2018TCSM
- Role:
- Research fellow
- Funding Source:
- Suomen Akatemia
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2016MSCA PF
- Role:
- Research Fellow
- Funding Source:
- European Commission
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- Location: Strasbourg, France
- Website
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