Sean Landsman

Sean Landsman is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream in the Department of Biology at Carleton University, affiliated with the Faculty of Science. His research focuses on fisheries science, science communication, and aquatic conservation. He teaches courses in science communication and actively practices science outreach through freelance writing and photography for outlets like National Geographic and CBC.

His research interests include the behavior of fish post-capture, conservation policy evaluation, urban aquatic ecosystems, and anadromous fish ecology. He emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration between scientists and engineers to improve fish passage infrastructure and advocates for knowledge co-production in fisheries management.

Landsman actively recruits undergraduate students for Honours programs and offers opportunities for students interested in science communication through creative writing, photography, and multimedia. His recent publications highlight topics such as freshwater biodiversity frameworks, fish behavior in regulated waterways, and the societal impacts of conservation policies.

While no scientific awards are explicitly listed, his work demonstrates a strong commitment to both academic research and public engagement. His teaching and outreach efforts aim to bridge the gap between scientific research and broader societal understanding.