Regular biography
I am a researcher with a strong background in marine ecology, fisheries science, and environmental technology. My work focuses on understanding the interactions between marine organisms and their environment, particularly in the context of climate change, habitat fragmentation, and the development of sustainable fish passage solutions. I have contributed to numerous studies on larval fish ecology, fishway design, and the use of ocean observing systems to inform fisheries management. My research also includes the development of tools and methodologies for assessing the impacts of human activities on marine ecosystems, such as jellyfish mitigation and the use of anesthetics in field studies. I am committed to advancing evidence-based conservation practices and promoting the integration of ecological knowledge into policy and management decisions.