Hannah Calich

Hannah Calich is a Fellow at The Australian National University, affiliated with the Research School of Biology. She is a member of the Sequeira Group, focusing on statistical modelling and marine megafauna movement. Calich holds a postdoctoral fellowship and is based in the Robertson Building. Her work involves research in marine ecology and statistical methods applied to biological data. She can be contacted via email at hannah.calich@anu.edu.au or through her profile page at https://biology.anu.edu.au/people/hannah-calich.

Hannah Calich is a Postdoctoral Fellow at The Australian National University, specializing in marine spatial ecology, marine conservation, and marine management. Her research focuses on understanding the movement patterns, habitat use, and conservation needs of marine megafauna, particularly sharks. By integrating ecological and spatial data, she evaluates the effectiveness of marine protected areas and spatial management strategies to enhance conservation outcomes. Her work emphasizes the importance of sample size in tagging studies and the application of statistical physics methods to analyze animal movement. Calich's research contributes to global efforts in marine conservation by identifying vulnerable regions and improving the design of ocean spatial planning.