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Rebekah Alice Oomen is a marine evolutionary ecologist at the University of Agder, affiliated with the Centre for Coastal Research and Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research. She also holds a position at the Centre for Ecological and Evolutionary Synthesis at the University of Oslo. Her research integrates genomic, experimental, and eco-evolutionary approaches to study how species adapt to environmental change across spatial and temporal scales.
- Specializes in environmental adaptation, plastic responses, and genomic forecasting
- Expert in machine learning, network analyses, and adaptive modeling for complex systems
- Co-leads the TORSKETROMMING (COD DRUMMING) project combining science and art
- Founding member of the European Reference Genome Atlas (ERGA) and adviser for Earth Biogenome Project Norway
Her recent publications focus on genomic reaction norms, environmental plasticity, and interdisciplinary conservation genomics. She has received scientific recognition as a James S. McDonnell Foundation Fellow and serves on the Editorial Board of Scientific Data. Her work bridges natural sciences with artistic and social scientific practices, including sound installations and educational outreach programs.
