Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research

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DEB theory

The Dynamic Energy Budget (DEB) theory presents simple mechanistic rules that describe the uptake and use of energy and nutrients and the consequences for physiological organisation throughout an organism's life cycle, including the relationships of energetics with aging and effects of toxicants.

Journal of Sea Research

Journal of Sea Research

JAN 2019 | Energetics of the extremely long-living bivalve Arctica islandica based on a DEB model.

Ecological modelling

Ecological modelling

SEP 2017 | The role of bivalves in the Balgzand: First steps on an integrated modelling approach.

Conservation Physiology

Conservation Physiology

NOV 2016 | A paradox in individual-based models of populations.

Journal of Sea Research

Journal of Sea Research

NOV 2014 | Bivalves: From individual to population modelling.

Journal of Sea Research

Journal of Sea Research

NOV 2014 | Research on the Dynamic Energy Budget (DEB) theory started 35 years ago.

Journal of Sea Research

Journal of Sea Research

NOV 2014 | Inference on energetics of deep-sea fish that cannot be aged: The case of the hagfish.

Marine Ecology

AUG 2012 | Validation of a Dynamic Energy Budget (DEB) model for the blue mussel Mytilus edulis.

Journal of Sea Research

Journal of Sea Research

NOV 2011 | The Covariation method' for estimating the parameters of the standard DEB model I.

Ecological modelling

Ecological modelling

FEB 2011 | Modelling feeding processes in bivalves: A mechanistic approach.

Journal of Sea Research

Journal of Sea Research

NOV 2011 | DEB parameters estimation for Mytilus edulis.

Journal of Sea Research

Journal of Sea Research

NOV 2011 | The disappearance of the European eel from the western Wadden Sea.