Emma Shuparski
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Ambre Soszynski
Ambre Soszynski
Student
Program: PhD, OCF
Supervisor: William Cheung
Email: a.soszynski@oceans.ubc.ca
Her research aims at understanding the functioning of ecosystems and their response to anthropogenic pressures in a changing world. The use of marine ecosystem models (Ecopath with Ecosim, OSMOSE) allows to study the marine environments from the individual to ecosystem levels and to forecast the future of biodiversity under fishing and climate change scenarios.
Research Area
ecological modelling; impact assessment; biodiversity; fisheries; climate change; marine ecosystem; marine governance; Ecopath with Ecosim and Ecospace; OSMOSE
Kasey Stirling
For her PhD work at the Centre for Indigenous fisheries (CIF), Kasey Stirling is investigating the impacts of changing wildfire conditions on Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp.) genomics, as well as the history of the criminalisation of Indigenous cultural fire practices and its effects on how we understand wildfires today.
Guilherme Suzano Coqueiro
Guilherme Suzano Coqueiro
Student
Program: MSc, OCF
Supervisor: Amanda Vincent
Email: g.suzano@oceans.ubc.ca
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Colton Van Der Minne
Colton Van Der Minne
Student
Program: MSc, OCF
Supervisor: Andrea Reid
Email: c.vanderminne@oceans.ubc.ca
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Aleah Wong
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Han Zhang
Han Zhang
Visiting International Research Student (VIRS)
Supervisor: Rashid Sumaila
Email: handiz@student.ubc.ca
Han studies ocean sustainability and the resilience of marine social-ecological systems using computational and data-driven approaches, with a current focus on global fisheries systems and their responses to multiple disturbances.