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My research interests lie in understanding how the distributions and biodiversity patterns of deep-sea animals are shaped by their environment across multiple spatio-temporal and organisational scales. My research has examined the role that fishes play in connecting the deep oceans with shallow-water and terrestrial ecosystems to understand how human activities may affect marine ecosystems; and to relate the findings from my empirical research to theoretical concepts in community, meta-community and population biology. I am particularly interested in understanding the extent to which deep-sea fishes link the pelagic and benthic realms, the implications that this may have for active carbon export from the surface ocean, and how the ecological roles of deep-ocean fishes may be affected by human impacts affecting all depths.

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Education/Academic qualification

IBAHCM, PhD, University of Glasgow

20102015

IBAHCM, MSc, University of Glasgow

20062008

IBAHCM, MSci, University of Glasgow

20012006

External positions

Research Assistant (Grade 6), University of Glasgow

Jan 1 2014Jan 1 2015

Research Assistant (Grade 6), University of London

Jan 1 2010

Research Assistant (Grade 6), University of Glasgow

Jan 1 2008Jan 1 2010

Disciplines

  • Aquaculture and Fisheries
  • Biodiversity
  • Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
  • Marine Biology
  • Natural Resources and Conservation
  • Oil, Gas, and Energy
  • Biostatistics
  • Categorical Data Analysis
  • Longitudinal Data Analysis and Time Series
  • Multivariate Analysis

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