I am a postdoctoral researcher of applied population genetics at the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources. My research interests include molecular ecology, evolutionary biology, population genomics and fisheries science. I am part of the genetics working group within the NORSUSTAIN project, aiming to understand the population structure and dynamics of Greenland halibut, an important commercial fish species in the North Atlantic and the Arctic. The knowledge from this project can contribute to informed management plans that guarantee sustainable exploitation of this fishery.
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PhD in Marine Science, Technology and Management, 2018
University of Vigo
MSc in Marine Biology, 2014
Bangor University
BSc in Biology, 2013
University of Vigo
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Statistical and graphical analysis, data management and reproducibility
ANOVA, Linear models, Bayesian inference
Housekeeping and navigation
Genetic and physiological protocols
Population genetics using R, Structure, Admixture and other programmes
Project organization and execution
basic skills on fish stock analyses and management
Team work and project management
Intertidal and oceanic sampling
Understanding challenges between genetics and management in fisheries.