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Kira Lancker serves as a Tenure Track Assistant Professor within the Department of Food and Resource Economics at the University of Copenhagen, specializing in resource economics with particular focus on food and energy systems where multiple capital stocks interact dynamically. Her research employs theoretical and applied dynamic optimization models to analyze resource use policies, supplemented by quantitative analysis of time series and panel data for structural estimation in natural resource management contexts. Her research interests span environmental economics, fisheries economics, and food economics, with methodological emphasis on dynamic modeling and econometrics. Key investigation areas include multispecies fisheries management under climate change, over-capitalization in resource extraction, nutrient-contaminant trade-offs in food systems, and groundwater protection policies. Her work bridges ecological and economic perspectives to develop sustainable resource policies, with field applications ranging from Denmark's groundwater systems to fish consumer behavior in Kenya. Analysis of her 2024-2025 publications reveals concentrated research on marine resource economics, particularly fisheries management under climate change scenarios and ecological stability in complex food webs. She actively explores policy instruments for vulnerable groundwater areas, socio-economic dimensions of ocean alkalinity enhancement, and nature's role in global agricultural trade. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates ecological modeling with economic analysis to address sustainability challenges in coupled human-natural systems, demonstrating strong collaboration across environmental science, economics, and policy domains.

• Resource Economics
• Environmental Economics
• Fisheries Economics
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Sezgin Tunca is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Business and Sustainability (DBS) within the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), based at the Esbjerg campus, and concurrently affiliated with the Management and Economics of Resources and the Environment research group. His work bridges business strategy, environmental sustainability, and marine resource economics, with significant contributions to sustainable aquaculture policy and fisheries management in European and Turkish contexts. Dr. Tunca earned his PhD from the University of Helsinki in 2023 with the dissertation Economic Approaches for Optimal Fisheries Management: Bioeconomic, Game-Theoretic, and Nonparametric Modelling . His research methodology integrates quantitative modeling with stakeholder analysis to address real-world conservation challenges. His primary research interests focus on sustainable seafood systems, examining consumer behavior toward eco-labeled aquaculture products, societal perceptions of marine conservation, and economic efficiency in fisheries. He employs interdisciplinary frameworks combining environmental science, behavioral economics, and policy analysis, with geographic emphasis on the European Union and Turkey. This work directly informs sustainable resource management practices through evidence-based decision-making tools. Analysis of his recent publications (2022-2024) reveals three dominant thematic trajectories: (1) consumer willingness to pay for sustainable aquaculture products using health consciousness metrics, (2) media-driven societal perception mapping of aquaculture through scoping reviews, and (3) data envelopment analysis for optimizing EU fisheries performance. These studies collectively advance the integration of economic modeling with ecological conservation in marine resource management. Scientific Awards: No scientific awards were documented in the source materials. Advising and Grants: No information regarding student supervision or research funding was provided in the available documentation. His collaborative network includes international co-authors across Europe, suggesting participation in multinational research initiatives. Labs and Teams: Dr. Tunca operates within SDU's Department of Business and Sustainability at Esbjerg, contributing to the Management and Economics of Resources and the Environment research collective. His work connects with broader networks including the ORCID-registered research community (ID: 0000-0001-6840-1466) and shows evidence of cross-institutional collaboration with University of Helsinki, IGI Global, and multiple EU research entities as reflected in his co-authored publications.

• Sustainable Aquaculture
• Fisheries Economics
• Marine Resource Management
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Henrik Meilby is a Professor and former Head of Section (2016-2023) at the Section for Environment and Natural Resources within the Department of Food and Resource Economics at the University of Copenhagen. With over 225 research outputs spanning two decades, his work focuses on the intersection of natural resource management and economics across diverse geographical contexts from tropical developing countries to Arctic regions. Meilby holds a PhD (2000) and MSc in Forestry (1992), both from the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University (KVL) in Copenhagen. His academic career progressed from Assistant Professor (1996-1999) through Associate Professor positions to his current Professorship in 'Resource Modelling and Bioeconomics' since 2017. His research interests encompass quantitative studies of natural resource sustainability, including measurement and monitoring of living resources, growth modeling, economic decision-making frameworks, and management optimization under spatial, temporal, and climate-related uncertainties. His work addresses vegetation and wildlife dynamics, local community livelihoods, and the effects of human utilization on population structures. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong interdisciplinary approach combining ecological modeling with economic analysis across diverse contexts including tropical forest management in Tanzania, Arctic resource economics, wildlife conservation, and sustainable agricultural practices. His research consistently addresses the practical challenges of sustainable resource management through quantitative methods and economic frameworks. Meilby teaches several MSc courses including 'Natural Resource Sampling and Modelling', 'Forest and Nature Management Planning', and 'Applied Economics of Arctic Natural Resources', while also supervising students in related fields. He leads the 'Livestock in the forest (LIVEFOR)' project (2020-2025), a South-driven collaboration with Sokoine University of Agriculture in Tanzania examining livestock integration in Community-Based Forest Management. He holds external positions including membership on the board of The Danish Forest Association and collaborates with various organizations in Danish forestry and organic farming sectors.

• Natural Resource Economics
• Sustainable Resource Management
• Resource Modeling and Bioeconomics
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Ayoe Hoff is a Senior Researcher in the Department of Food and Resource Economics, Section for Environment and Natural Resources at the University of Copenhagen. With a background in physics, Hoff has transitioned to applied fisheries economics, focusing on bioeconomic modeling and fisheries management assessment since 2001. Hoff's educational background includes: Ph.D. in Physics, University of Copenhagen, 1997 Master of Science (Physics, Mathematics), University of Copenhagen, 1994 Hoff's primary research interests center on fisheries economics and bioeconomic modeling. With over two decades of experience, Hoff specializes in developing quantitative numerical bio-economic models for fisheries with emphasis on management assessment strategies. This work combines economic and biological methods to improve fisheries management, primarily through EU-funded research projects but also national initiatives. Hoff's research spans econometric analysis, modeling approaches, and policy evaluation in fisheries management, with particular focus on Danish, Nordic, and Greenlandic fisheries contexts. Recent publications demonstrate a trajectory examining small-scale fisheries viability, quota systems, sustainable yield targets, and their implications for food security. Hoff teaches and supervises in introductory microeconomics at the bachelor level (as course responsible) and in Applied Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. With 65 research outputs and 31 professional activities documented, Hoff is actively engaged in peer review for numerous journals including Aquatic Living Resources, Natural Resource Modelling, and ICES Journal of Marine Science, demonstrating strong scholarly engagement within the fisheries economics community. Hoff's work has practical applications in fisheries policy and management, with research findings referenced in policy sources and disseminated through public consultancies. The research has garnered attention across academic platforms with readership on Mendeley and mentions on social media platforms, indicating impact beyond traditional academic circles.

• Fisheries Economics
• Bioeconomic Modeling
• Environmental Economics
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Samuel Brüning Larsen is an Associate Professor at the Department of Engineering Technology and Didactics of the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). His research focuses on supply chain management, circular economy, and sustainable development, particularly in bioeconomy systems and SME sustainability strategies. He has led and participated in multiple interdisciplinary projects, such as Power Bio (2023–2026) and Industry 4.0, Freight Transport and Technology Implementation (2024–2027), emphasizing innovation in logistics and environmental resource utilization. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, promoting circularity and sustainable practices across industries. Research interests include reverse supply chains, bio-waste valorization, and integrating sustainability into engineering education. Key contributions include studies on SME sustainability performance, circular bioeconomy systems, and educational frameworks embedding UN SDGs. He has supervised PhD students such as R. A. Maier (Industry 4.0) and B. S. Andersen (Supplier Relationship Management), and collaborates internationally on projects like TransportTech (2023–2026), advancing transport technology and urban logistics solutions.

• Supply Chain Management
• Engineering Education
• Circular Economy
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Jesper Levring Andersen serves as Associate Professor and head of administration at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Food and Resource Economics, primarily conducting consultancy for Denmark's Ministry of Environment and Food on fisheries matters while maintaining a secondary research role. His academic credentials include an MSc in Economics (1996) and PhD (2005), both from the University of Copenhagen, following his 1998 appointment as research assistant. MSc in Economics, University of Copenhagen, 1996 PhD, University of Copenhagen, 2005 Andersen's research centers on bioeconomic modelling, vessel productivity analysis, and fisheries management systems, with significant contributions to data collection methodologies for fisheries research. Current investigations address BREXIT's economic consequences for Danish fishermen, Baltic Sea quota reduction impacts since 2020, and quota concentration dynamics in Danish fisheries. Analysis of his 2020-2024 publications reveals consistent focus on policy-responsive fisheries economics, particularly quota valuation mechanisms, pandemic-related fleet performance, and historical policy evolution. His work demonstrates strong integration of empirical data with economic modelling to inform real-time fisheries management decisions. No scientific awards were documented in the source material. Administrative responsibilities have suspended recent teaching activities, though Andersen previously instructed the Master's course in Natural Resource Economics after completing the Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Programme. His research has secured continuous funding from EU framework programmes, Danish fisheries funds, and multiple ministries including Environment and Agriculture plus Foreign Affairs.

• Bioeconomic Modelling
• Productivity and Efficiency Analysis
• Fisheries Management
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