Myron Peck

Myron Peck is an external researcher at Wageningen University's Marine Animal Ecology department. His work focuses on marine ecology, climate change impacts, and fisheries science, particularly in the North Sea and Baltic Sea ecosystems.

• Key Research Areas: Climate Change, Fish Stock Dynamics, Aquatic Environment, Atlantic Herring, Thermal Resilience
• Current Projects: NO-REGRETS (North Sea Renewable Energy), Scaling Offshore Windfarms, Thermal Resilience in Shellfish

Peck's research integrates ecological modeling with physiological studies to address challenges in marine conservation and sustainable aquaculture. Recent publications explore hypoxia responses in mussels and maternal effects on herring larvae.

He supervises PhD candidates working on:

• Zooplankton composition
• Offshore windfarm impacts
• Thermal stress mechanisms
• Marine population dynamics

Peck's collaborative work spans climate change mitigation, marine policy, and ecosystem-based management strategies.