PhD at DTU Aqua
The PhD programme at DTU Aqua educates future researchers within the institute's research areas for a career in academia or business.
PhD students and projects at DTU Aqua within the research area Population Dynamics and Stock Assessments.
The PhD programme at DTU Aqua educates future researchers within the institute's research areas for a career in academia or business.
Costanza Cappelli
Physical processes affecting stock dynamics of blue whiting in the Northeast Atlantic Ocean
Paco Rodriguez-Tress
Optimizing important pelagic fish resources by using data from commercial vessels and acoustics
Amalia Papapostolou
Trophic transfer efficiency in the pelagic food chain: A carbon odyssey
Antoni Vivó Pons
Trends and projections in invasive ecology: how susceptible to invasion are our marine ecosystems?
Marcel Montanyès Solé
Marine fish diversity patterns, drivers and underlying processes – Present status and predictions under climate change
Louise C. Flensborg
Resilience and vulnerability of marine fish communities to change
Regitze Benedicte Carlstedt Lundgreen
Spatial and temporal dynamics of movements in eastern Atlantic cod
Christian Kiær
Fish stock recruitment and marine ecological prediction
Kjetil Gjeitsund Thorvaldsen
Population ecology of mesopelagic fishes
Rémy Denéchère
Metabolism, pace of life, and the dynamics of size-structured populations and communities. The case of fast-living squid
Peter Fink-Jensen
Stock structure and connectivity of capelin (Mallotus villosus) in Greenland: Otolith microchemistry used to track past whereabouts of a small, pelagic fish
Camila Serra Pompei
Trait-based models of plankton communities: from individuals to ecosystem functions
Neil Maginnis
The biogeography of Scleractinian reef corals: evidence from beta diversity
Aurore Maureaud
Biodiversity-ecosystem functioning relationships in marine communities, Evidence from large-scale observations and modeling
Trondúr Jónsson Kragesteen
Lice Management in Salmon Aquaculture, Using the Faroe Islands as a case site
Tim Spaanheden Dencker
Do traits follow taxonomy? Biodiversity and community assembly in marine ecosystems
Rob van Gemert
Improving the calculation of fisheries reference points
Paulus Inekela Kainge
Environmental effects on the availability of shallow and deep water hake to the demersal trawl survey in Namibian Waters
Laurène Pécuchet
A trait-based approach to understanding marine communities’ composition, assembly and diversity
Philip Brun
Plankton biogeography. An exploration of patterns, drivers, functions, and predictability
Daniel Jiro Ayala
The early life of the European eel in the ichthyoplankton community of the Sargasso Sea
Nis Sand Jacobsen
Big fish or small fish: size based methods to evaluate direct and indirect ecosystem effects of fishing
Stavroula Tsoukali
Fisheries oceanography of northern pelagic fish species
Christian Lindemann
The role of deep convection on the dynamics of the North Atlantic phytoplankton community
Christina Frisk
Physiology, phenology and behavioral strategies of forage fish studied through bioenergetic modeling
Hannes Höffle
Spatial patterns in the distribution and early life characteristics of North Sea cod
Nuria Calduch Verdiell
Protecting the larger fish: an ecological, economical and evolutionary analysis using a demographic model