جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Entomology
• Acarology
• Pesticides and Toxicology
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Cihan CILBIRCIOĞLU is a Lecturer at Kastamonu University's Vocational School of Plant and Animal Production , Department of Plant and Animal Production. His academic credentials include a PhD in Plant Protection (2017) and MSc in Plant Protection (2009) from Ankara University, along with a Bachelor's in Science Education from Gazi University (2002). PhD in Plant Protection, Ankara University (2009-2017) MSc in Plant Protection (Without Thesis), Ankara University (2006-2009) BSc in Science Education, Gazi University (1998-2002) His research focuses on Entomology , Acarology , and Pesticides & Toxicology , particularly studying mite biodiversity in agricultural systems. Recent work includes acaricide impact assessments on garlic crops and taxonomic descriptions of predatory mites. Key publications include taxonomic studies on Parasitengona mites (2024, 2023), ecological surveys of oribatid mites (2020), and first records of Halolaelapidae species in Turkey (2019). His 2018 paper on acaricide effects on bulb mites highlights practical pest management strategies. Professional roles include serving as Department Head since 2021 and leading research projects on garlic pests and bark beetle-mite associations in the Black Sea region. Collaborations span institutions in Turkey, Iran, and international teams from South Africa and Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Marc Lindermanمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Remote Sensing
• Human-Environment Interactions
• Land Cover Change
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Marc Linderman is an Associate Professor at the University of Iowa, specializing in human-environment interactions and remote sensing applications. His research focuses on analyzing landscape dynamics through spatio-temporal modeling, with particular emphasis on land cover change, ecosystem variability, and anthropogenic impacts on natural systems. He holds a PhD from Michigan State University and teaches courses including The Global Environment, Environmental Remote Sensing, and Field Methods in Geography. Research Focus: Linderman develops innovative methods using remote sensing data (including hyperspectral imaging and UAV technology) to quantify human-nature interactions at multiple scales. Key research areas include: Human impacts on vegetation dynamics and habitat change Hyperspectral applications for conservation planning Interannual ecosystem variability across Africa and US agricultural systems Spatio-temporal modeling of land-use change processes Integration of socioeconomic and biophysical data for environmental analysis Publications: His recent articles consistently explore remote sensing-based analysis of environmental change, with recurring themes in land-use modeling, conservation efficacy, vegetation dynamics, and climate impacts on ecosystems. Research frequently incorporates MODIS data, spatial statistics, and case studies from protected areas like Wolong Nature Reserve. Grants & Advising: Linderman has secured funding from NSF and other agencies for projects including hyperspectral imaging applications and distributed hydrologic modeling. He currently seeks PhD students with expertise in hyperspectral data analysis and UAV applications for agro-ecosystem research. Research Infrastructure: Leads initiatives utilizing the Hawkeye Hyperspectral Imager for advanced vegetation analysis and collaborates with the Lab for Observing & Quantifying Aquatic & Terrestrial Ecosystems (LOQATE).

Aude Coutyمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Entomology
• Ecophysiology
• Plant-Insect Relationships
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Aude Couty is an Associate Professor at the University of Picardie Jules Verne (UPJV), affiliated with the EDYSAN research unit (UMR 7058 CNRS-UPJV). She teaches across all academic levels from bachelor's to master's degrees in Life and Earth Sciences (SVT), focusing on entomology, chemical ecology, and sustainable pest management in agroecosystems through multitrophic interaction studies. Her educational background includes: Doctor of Life and Health Sciences, University of Tours Agricultural Engineer, INA-PG Dr. Couty's research centers on ecological intensification of production systems (60%) and functional ecology of forest neo-ecosystems (40%). She investigates plant-insect-pathogen interactions using ethological, physiological, and field methodologies. Her work addresses sustainable pest control through chemical ecology, tritrophic relationships, and biological control mechanisms, with emphasis on aphids, Drosophila suzukii, and their natural enemies. Analysis of her 10 most recent publications (2015-2021) reveals consistent focus on aphid-parasitoid dynamics and Drosophila suzukii ecology. Key trends include virus-mediated effects on vector behavior, innovative biological control strategies (companion planting, trap crops), and environmental impacts on multitrophic systems. Her work bridges fundamental entomology with practical agricultural applications. Scientific awards: None listed in provided information. Dr. Couty has co-directed three doctoral theses on aphid parasitoids, multi-trophic agro-ecosystem interactions, and Drosophila suzukii environmental determinants. She secures substantial research funding through major collaborative projects: DROTHERMAL (ANR, €506k, 2020-2024): Thermal ecology of Drosophila suzukii PROVERBIO (INTERREG, €1.14M, 2019-2020): Orchard biological control VIRAPHIPLANT (ANR, €2.32M, 2014-2018): Plant-virus-aphid crosstalk DS² (CASDAR, €589k, 2018-2020): Sustainable Drosophila suzukii management As scientific animation delegate for EDYSAN since 2018, she coordinates research activities within this CNRS-UPJV unit focused on anthropized ecosystems. Her collaborative network spans INRA, European universities, and agricultural institutions, driving cross-border research in sustainable agriculture and ecosystem dynamics.

Roland Peschمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Geoinformation Systems
• Marine Conservation
• Spatial Modeling
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Prof. Dr. Roland Pesch is a Professor at the Institute for Applied Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics (IAPG) in Lower Saxony, Germany. He leads the professorship for Fundamentals and Applications of Geoinformation Systems , focusing on marine spatial protection, biodiversity modeling, and sustainable urban-rural planning through GIS and remote sensing. Projects : Protect Baltic (2023-2028), 4N: Geo-Toolbox (2022-2026) Cooperation Partners : Lower Saxony State Office for Geoinformation and Land Surveying (LGLN) His research interests span Marine Conservation , Spatial Modeling , and Environmental Science , with applications in Biodiversity Hotspots , Climate Scenarios , and Urban Green Spaces . Recent work includes systematic reviews of public green spaces, habitat suitability analysis for Ostrea edulis , and predictive modeling of marine habitats using convolutional meshes and sonar data. Publications trend toward interdisciplinary GIS applications in marine ecology and urban sustainability , often involving remote sensing and spatiotemporal analysis . Key subfields include habitat mapping , marine protected areas , and climate change impact assessment . He supervises theses on topics like reed bed monitoring , surface sealing analysis , and green space accessibility at institutions in Lower Saxony. His lab collaborates with the LGLN to optimize land management workflows using 3D metrology and environmental data systems .

Jessica Rothmanمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Nutritional Ecology
• Wildlife Conservation
• Primate Evolution
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Jessica Rothman is a Professor of Anthropology and Program Director at Hunter College, City University of New York (CUNY). She is Director of the Human Biology Program and a core member of the New York Consortium in Evolutionary Primatology. Her research focuses on primate nutritional ecology, wildlife conservation, and human-primate interactions. Education: PhD, MS, BS in Animal Nutrition from Cornell University; Postdoc in Biology and Anthropology from McGill University. Dr. Rothman leads the Wildlife Nutritional Ecology Lab, conducting fieldwork in Uganda's national parks. Her work combines nutritional geometry, dietary strategies, and conservation biology. She collaborates with the Uganda Wildlife Authority and Makerere University, examining how primates balance nutrients under ecological constraints. Recent publications highlight her expertise in primate diet, gut microbiome variation, pesticide exposure, and conservation messaging. Her research spans diverse taxa including chimpanzees, lemurs, capuchins, and endangered ungulates. She advises graduate students globally and directs a multidisciplinary team of post-docs, PhD candidates, and undergraduates in her lab.

Erik Schoenمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Fisheries
• Ecology
• Climate Change
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Erik Schoen serves as a Research Assistant Professor at the International Arctic Research Center (IARC) of the University of Alaska Fairbanks, specializing in fisheries biology and climate change impacts on aquatic ecosystems. His work focuses on Alaskan salmon responses to environmental shifts through the Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center and Cooperative Institute for Climate, Ocean, and Ecosystem Studies. Dr. Schoen's research integrates field, laboratory, and quantitative approaches to address natural resource management and conservation challenges. Primary interests include boundary-spanning science co-production, aquatic food web dynamics, and climate adaptation for fishing communities. Recent work investigates salmon productivity under changing thermal regimes, invasive species threats, and food security implications across Arctic and sub-Arctic watersheds. Analysis of his 2019-2025 publications reveals dominant themes in salmon-climate interactions, with methodological innovation in eDNA sampling and thermal monitoring. His work spans from micro-scale invertebrate drift dynamics to basin-scale climate vulnerability assessments, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and stakeholder engagement. Dr. Schoen leads a research group studying Alaska's fish, food webs, and fishing communities through fieldwork, remote sensing, and modeling. The team actively partners with Indigenous communities and resource managers to develop adaptive management strategies for habitat restoration and fisheries conservation in rapidly changing Arctic environments.

Timothy Milesمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Small fruit pathology
• Hop pathology
• Post-harvest diseases
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Dr. Timothy Miles is an Associate Professor in the Genetics & Genome Sciences Program and Molecular Plant Sciences Program at Michigan State University (MSU). His research focuses on small fruit and hop pathology, post-harvest diseases of specialty crops, fungicide resistance mechanisms, and molecular pathogen detection techniques. Key research areas include: Development of molecular diagnostic tools for plant pathogens Investigation of fungicide resistance in Botrytis and Plasmopara species Genomic analysis of Bretziella fagacearum and Diaporthe humulicola Understanding microbial communities in blueberry and hop crops Improving postharvest disease management strategies Recent publications demonstrate expertise in qPCR/RPA assay development, pathogen genome characterization, and fungicide resistance profiling across multiple crops. He contributes to both fundamental research and applied agricultural solutions through diagnostic tool validation and field-based studies.

• Forest Entomology
• Forest Pathology
• Forest Protection
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Peter Baier serves as a Researcher at the Institute of Forest Entomology, Forest Pathology and Forest Protection, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). His work focuses on critical forest ecosystem threats through interdisciplinary research in entomology, pathology, and conservation strategies. His core research domains include: Forest Entomology : Analysis of insect-forest interactions and pest management Forest Pathology : Diagnosis and mitigation of tree diseases Forest Protection : Development of ecological defense frameworks against biotic threats These fields address climate resilience and biodiversity preservation in European forest systems, emphasizing sustainable resource management under changing environmental conditions. Contact: peter.baier@boku.ac.at

• Forest Protection
• Entomology
• Plant Pathology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Gernot Hoch is a Lecturer at the Institute of Plant Protection within the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). His work focuses on forest entomology, pathology, and protection. Email: gernot.hoch@boku.ac.at Phone: +43 1 87838-1155 Postal Address: Peter-Jordan-Straße 82/I, 1190 Vienna, Austria

Daniel Jan Martinمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Landscape Architecture
• Environmental Planning
• Urban Ecology
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Daniel Jan Martin is a Lecturer in Landscape Architecture at The University of Western Australia’s UWA Design School. He co-leads the collaborative practice Super Natural, focusing on environmental planning and design. His work bridges ecosystems and water systems, emphasizing conservation and compelling environmental communication. Education: Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Environmental Design (BEnvDes), Master of Architecture (Distinction) from The University of Western Australia. Research Interests: Urban ecology, water systems management, conservation planning, GIS/spatial analysis, and the intersection of design with Noongar Country’s ecological heritage. His projects often involve mapping, community engagement, and advocacy for biodiversity preservation. Awards: Early-Career Research Award (Commendation, 2024) Good Design Award (Communication Print Winner, 2024) LFA Fellowship (2024) Grants & Projects: Co-investigator in coastal resilience, inclusive housing, and mussel reef restoration projects. His work includes the Forests Atlas (2023), an award-winning field guide to SW Australian forests, and the Environmental Education Centre proposal. Notable collaborations include the interdisciplinary Swampscapes exhibition (2018) and Kepa Kalyakoorl (2021), blending art, sound, and cartography to explore Perth’s hidden wetlands and groundwater systems.

• Conservation Biology
• Climate Change
• Ecology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Rebecca Senior is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biosciences at Durham University, specializing in conservation science and microclimate ecology. Her research focuses on leveraging quantitative tools and technology to address biodiversity loss, with emphasis on tropical ecosystems and climate change impacts. She holds a PhD in Ecology & Conservation from the University of Sheffield (2018) and a BA in Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge (2013). Her research interests include conservation strategies, microclimate dynamics, and the application of spatial analysis and R programming to ecological challenges. She has contributed to global initiatives such as the PREDICTS project, analyzing biodiversity responses to human impacts. Her work frequently intersects with policy, emphasizing actionable solutions for species recovery and ecosystem resilience. Dr. Senior has supervised multiple PhD students (Andrew Clelland, Cameron Goodhead, Jack Marchant) and has secured grants supporting her research. Her publications span high-impact journals like Nature , Global Change Biology , and Science Advances , addressing topics such as conservation action effectiveness, microclimate guidelines, and thermal buffering in tropical forests. She has also engaged in professional development activities, including postdoctoral research at Princeton University (2019–2021) and visiting roles at the University of Florida. Her contributions include open-source tools like the ThermStats R package and the SoilTemp database, advancing global environmental monitoring efforts.

Jiwei Liمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Remote Sensing
• Biological Oceanography
• Artificial Intelligence
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Jiwei Li is an Assistant Professor affiliated with multiple departments at Arizona State University, including the School of Ocean Futures, School of Earth and Space Exploration, Center for Global Discovery and Conservation Science, and the Global Futures initiative. His research focuses on integrating remote sensing, big data analytics, and machine learning to study human-natural system interactions at land-ocean interfaces. Key areas include coral reef conservation, aquatic ecosystem monitoring, and sustainable resource management. He leads the Remote Sensing for Global Futures (RSGF) Lab, which develops globally scalable analytical algorithms using cloud computing platforms like Google Earth Engine. His work emphasizes applications in marine spatial planning, climate change adaptation, and biodiversity preservation. Li's expertise spans satellite sensor optimization, water quality monitoring, and geophysical prospecting techniques for environmental assessment. Notable contributions include global coral reef mapping initiatives, seagrass extent algorithms, and machine learning approaches for coastal zone management. His interdisciplinary research bridges computer science, oceanography, and environmental policy, aiming to translate technical innovations into actionable conservation strategies.

Erica Smithwickمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Ecosystem Ecology
• Climate Change
• Wildfire Management
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Erica Smithwick is a Distinguished Professor of Geography at Pennsylvania State University, serving as Director of the Earth and Environmental Systems Institute (EESI) and Associate Director of the Institute of Energy and Environment (IEE). Her research focuses on landscape and ecosystem ecology, particularly disturbances such as wildfire and their impacts on socio-ecological resilience. She leads the LEAPS laboratory group, addressing climate change challenges through interdisciplinary collaborations. Key projects include the Visualizing Forest Futures (VIFF) initiative with the Menominee Tribal Nation and LandcapeU, advancing Food-Energy-Water nexus research. Dr. Smithwick has received major grants from NSF, NASA, and DOE, emphasizing transdisciplinary problem-solving. Affiliations: EESI Director, IEE Associate Director, Graduate Faculty in Ecology Program Education: Ph.D. in Ecosystem Ecology (implied through academic rank) Research interests span climate change impacts, wildfire management, and sustainable land-use strategies, with global projects in Africa, China, and the U.S. Her work bridges science and policy, addressing conservation challenges in protected areas and agro-pastoral systems. Awards include a Fulbright Scholarship and multiple federal grants. Recent publications highlight nature-based solutions for floods, rainfall variability, and mangrove monitoring tools. She actively engages in policy discussions on solar energy and relocation programs, emphasizing just transitions in environmental management.

Katherine Zippمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Environmental and Resource Economics
• Land-Use Economics
• Spatial Modeling
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Katherine Zipp is an Associate Professor in the Department of Agricultural Economics, Sociology and Education at The Pennsylvania State University. She serves as Faculty Review Committee Lead for the Institute of Energy and the Environment (IEE) and holds research interests in environmental and resource economics, land-use economics, spatial modeling, and nonmarket valuation. Her work bridges ecological and economic systems, focusing on topics such as prescribed fire management, flood insurance impacts, and bioenergy crop production. Zipp has led projects funded by the USDA, including a 2023 grant studying vegetation's role in reducing water pollution. She collaborates with interdisciplinary teams on issues like Mid-Atlantic fire management strategies and visitor perceptions in national parks. Her research often employs advanced spatial modeling techniques to address policy challenges in natural resource management. Recent publications highlight her contributions to understanding prescribed fire barriers, recreational ecosystem services, and flood zone remapping effects on housing markets. Zipp’s work is frequently cited in policy contexts, such as the design of effective flood insurance systems and sustainable land-use policies. She is affiliated with IEE’s Integrated Energy Systems and Water Sustainability research themes, reflecting her focus on energy-environmental intersections and water resource management. Labs and teams include the Land and Water Research Building at Penn State, where her research addresses critical environmental challenges. Zipp’s academic contributions span over 75 peer-reviewed articles and frequent media engagements discussing flood impacts, fire management, and bioenergy strategies. Her research emphasizes practical policy applications, ensuring academic work informs real-world decision-making.

Vicente Mata-Silvaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Herpetology
• Desert Ecology
• Biogeography
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Dr. Vicente Mata-Silva is Associate Professor of Instruction in Biological Sciences at The University of Texas at El Paso, where he also serves as Director of the Indio Mountains Research Station (IMRS). His research explores the ecology, evolution, and conservation of Chihuahuan Desert and Mesoamerican herpetofauna. Current field investigations examine: Rattlesnake community ecology in desert environments Lizard population dynamics Biogeographic patterns of Mexican amphibians and reptiles His extensive publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly output in herpetology journals, with recent focus on: Computational analysis of animal behavior Desert reptile spatial ecology Mexican biodiversity documentation Morphological anomalies in reptiles