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I am a marine biologist and ecologist. I am investigating the resilience or vulnerability of Atlantic and Arctic food webs through topological network analysis. I am interested in how species interact with each other in complex ecological networks, and how natural and human-induced impacts affect the structural properties of food webs. The title of my PhD thesis is: "Topology of the Barents Sea food webs". Earlier I have been working with temporal analysis of structural changes in Arctic sea-floor communities related to climate change. | I am a marine biologist and ecologist. I am investigating the resilience or vulnerability of Atlantic and Arctic food webs through topological network analysis. I am interested in how species interact with each other in complex ecological networks, and how natural and human-induced impacts affect the structural properties of food webs. The title of my PhD thesis is: "Topology of the Barents Sea food webs". Earlier I have been working with temporal analysis of structural changes in Arctic sea-floor communities related to climate change. | ||
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I am a marine biologist and ecologist. I am investigating the resilience or vulnerability of Atlantic and Arctic food webs through topological network analysis. I am interested in how species interact with each other in complex ecological networks, and how natural and human-induced impacts affect the structural properties of food webs. The title of my PhD thesis is: "Topology of the Barents Sea food webs". Earlier I have been working with temporal analysis of structural changes in Arctic sea-floor communities related to climate change.