Emy Guilbault

Dr. Emy Guilbault is a current Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Helsinki, affiliated with the Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences and the Organismal and Evolutionary Biology Research Programme. Her research bridges statistical methodology with ecological applications, focusing on species distribution modeling, biodiversity analysis, and ecological data uncertainty.

• Education: Ph.D. in Statistical Ecology (2021, University of Newcastle); M.Sc. in Advanced Agricultural Science (SupAgro/University of Montpellier); B.Sc. in Agronomy

Her research interests center on statistical ecology, particularly in developing methodologies for species distribution modeling and addressing data uncertainty in ecological datasets. Recent work examines macro-moth community responses to climate and habitat changes, with applications in biodiversity conservation.

Key publication trends show specialization in ecological informatics, statistical modeling, and conservation biology. She contributes to software development for species distribution modeling while addressing observer bias in ecological datasets.

• Scientific Awards: JB Douglas Award 2nd place (2019)

Guilbault actively participates in academic activities including conference organization (e.g., HMSC Starting guidelines 2025, Viikki Postdoctoral Association 2023) and scientific seminars. Her collaborative network spans Finland, Australia, France, and international institutions.