PhD students

Previous PhD students within the research area Fisheries Management

Anne Cathrine Linder
Computational Human Ecology. Understanding the Role of Cultural Ecosystem Services in Trade-offs Between Human Well-Being and Nature Conservation (link awaits publication of thesis)

Berthe M. J. Vastenhoud
Fish stock assessment and fisheries dynamic modelling investigating sustainability of potential mesopelagic resource exploitation

Søren Espersen Schrøder
Decision Tools and Management in the Fish Sector. Examining the psychological components of the Analytical Hierarchy Processes methodology and its effect on decision-making

Katrina Bromhall
The effect of modified and lightweight fishing gears on benthic macrofauna

Tobias Mildenberger
Towards sustainable fisheries: Improving the robustness and effectiveness of management procedures for data-limited fish stocks

Marie-Christine Rufener
Integrating commercial fisheries and scientific survey data: Advances, new tools and applications to model the fish and fishery dynamics

Sieme Bossier
Evaluating Major Baltic Fish Stocks under Climate, Eutrophication and Fishing Pressure using a Holistic end-to-end Ecosystem Model

Kristian Plet-Hansen
Fisheries data from electronic monitoring and traceability systems in the context of the EU landing obligation

Stine Dalmann Ross
Species interactions in the western Baltic Sea: with focus on the ecological role of whiting