Sara Cannon
Sara Cannon
Postdoctoral Research Fellow; Centre for Indigenous Fisheries
Email: s.cannon@oceans.ubc.ca
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Mairin Deith
Dr. Mairin Deith is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of British Columbia, Canada, working with the US Army Corps of Engineers to assess the impacts of dam operations and hatchery practices on wild salmon in the Pacific Northwest. She specializes in simulation modelling, decision analysis, data-limited statistical techniques, and creating software that connects decision makers with scientific tools.
Lauren Eckert
Lauren Eckert
Postdoctoral Research Fellow; Centre for Indigenous Fisheries
Email: l.eckert@oceans.ubc.ca
Dr. Lauren Eckert is a Conservation Scientist, storyteller, and postdoctoral fellow in the Centre for Indigenous Fisheries. Her work centers equitable approaches to conservation and research, and bridges social and ecological systems, marine and terrestrial systems, and Indigenous knowledge and Western science.
Meaghan Efford
Meaghan Efford
Postdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow; Pelagic Ecosystems Lab, IOF Extended Learning
Email: m.efford@oceans.ubc.ca
Meaghan is an archaeologist and historical ecologist. Her postdoctoral research focuses on on developing three stackable micMeaghan is an archaeologist and historical ecologist. Her postdoctoral research focuses on on developing three stackable micro-credential courses on the Sustainable Blue Economy (SBE) with the SOI Foundation.
Annie Innes-Gold
Annie Gold-Innes
Postdoctoral Research Fellow; Fisheries Economics Research Unit & UBC Dept. of Mathematics
Annie is conducting interdisciplinary research between IOF and the Department of Mathematics, using mathematical modeling, economics, and biology to inform fisheries management.
Aaron Greenberg
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Loic Jacquemot
Loic Jacquemot
Postdoctoral Research Fellow; Pelagic Ecosystems Lab
Email: loic.jacquemot42@gmail.com
Dr. Jacquemot is an oceanographer and marine ecologist who specializes in the use of molecular techniques (DNA/RNA metabarcoding and omics) to investigate the diversity and distribution of marine communities and their interactions within marine ecosystems Read More
Jacob Lerner
Dr. Lerner is a biological oceanographer interested in the trophic ecology of pelagic food webs. Specifically, his research centres on the marine life history of Pacific salmon, carry-over effects of marine foraging on their reproductive success, and the relationship between this and the structure of pelagic ecosystems.
Xinru Li
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Roberto Licandeo
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