معرفی
Lorenzo Ciannelli is Professor and Interim Associate Dean for Graduate Programs at Oregon State University's College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences. His PhD from University of Washington focused on fisheries oceanography in the Bering Sea.
Ciannelli's research examines spatial dynamics of marine populations, climate impacts on fish early life stages, and predator-prey interactions using statistical models and field studies. Current projects investigate climate change effects on Pacific cod and walleye pollock in Alaskan ecosystems.
His publications frequently integrate oceanographic modeling with ecological theory to predict species distributions under changing climate conditions. Research emphasizes practical applications for fisheries management and conservation planning.
Collaborations include cross-institutional projects on connectivity in marine systems and ecosystem-based fisheries management. He maintains fieldwork programs in the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska.
