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Muellner, Alexandra Nora was born on September 21, 1974 in Vienna, Austria.
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Alexandra Nora Muellner
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Alexandra Nora Muellner, Austrian botanist, researcher. Recipient award for science and arts, Theodor-Koerner Funds. Vienna, 1999, Ruttner students award, Societas Internationalis Limnologiae, 2001, Best oral presentation, Systematics Association, 2003, Trinity and Patrick award, Royal Geography Society, London, 2004.
Education
Magazine rer. national, University Vienna, 1999. Doctor rerum naturalium (Doctor in Sciences), University Vienna, 2003.
Career
Undergraduate researcher University Vienna, 1993—1998, teaching assistant, 1996—2002, graduate researcher, 1999—2003, lecturer, 2001—2005. European Union Marie Curie postdoctoral fellow Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, London, 2004—2005. Laboratory manager Grunelius-Moellgaard Laboratory, Frankfurt, Germany, since 2006.
Ranger secretary for ecology National Park Institute, Natural History Museum, Vienna and Lower Austria, 1997—2001. Tour guide Botanical Garden, University Vienna, 1998—1999. Ecopedagogic group leader World Wide Fund for Nature, Vienna and Burgenland, Austria, 1995—1999.
Lecturer United Nations Educational, Lunz, Austria, 1999.
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Membership
Member of Sodalitas, Austrian Scientists for Nature Conservation, Systematics Association, American Society Plant Taxonomy, International Association Plant Taxonomy.
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Education
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1999
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2003
Career
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2004 - 2005
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2006
Awards
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Recipient award for science and arts, Theodor-Koerner Funds. Vienna, 1999, Ruttner students award, Societas Internationalis Limnologiae, 2001, Best oral presentation, Systematics Association, 2003, Trinity and Patrick award, Royal Geography Society, London, 2004.Recipient award for science and arts, Theodor-Koerner Funds. Vienna, 1999, Ruttner students award, Societas Internationalis Limnologiae, 2001, Best oral presentation, Systematics Association, 2003, Trinity and Patrick award, Royal Geography Society, London, 2004.