Oluwafemi Olusoji

Oluwafemi Olusoji is a researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Sciences at Hasselt University, where he holds a Doctorate in Sciences. His work contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in areas related to biodiversity and environmental sustainability. He has collaborated on projects focusing on intraspecific biodiversity and experimental design.

His research expertise includes ecological modeling, microbial ecology, and flow cytometry analysis. Notable contributions include developing the 'cyanoFilter' R package for phytoplankton population identification and studies on trait diversity in cyanobacteria. His projects often involve interdisciplinary collaboration, such as the co-financed project with UHasselt.

Olusoji has published two peer-reviewed articles (2021, 2023), demonstrating his focus on methodological advancements in ecological research. While no explicit awards are listed, his work reflects impactful contributions to environmental science through innovative analytical tools and biodiversity assessments.

His doctoral thesis (2023) investigated temperature effects on cyanobacterial diversity, supervised by Prof. De Laender. Research collaborations span Belgium and other institutions, reflecting a global network in ecological studies.