ELIOTT Sophie
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Scientist Theme(s) : Keywords: Marine ecology, fisheries impacts, essential fish habitat, distribution modelling, conservation biology, fish ecology |
Expertise
Marine ecology and conservation biology
Current Position
Scientist, Ecology and Ecosystem Health research unit, Fisheries and Aquatic Ecology research group
Research
Understanding diadromous fish migration at sea
Teaching Experience
- Seminar on biodiversity, University of Rennes, 2018 & 2019.
- Marine biology level 4 and Master demonstrator, University of Glasgow, 2014 - 2015.
- iology level 1 demonstrator, University of Glasgow, 2015 - 2016.
- Business and Technology Education Council (BTEC) courses in Tropical Habitat Conservation, 2007-2008.
M.Sc. and Ph.D. Supervision
- Supervisor for a second year MSc student internships, 2020 : Understanding Protected and endangered Chondrichthyes bycatch from fisheries observer data in Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean waters
- Supervisor for a PhD student at the University of Glasgow, 2018 to 2021. The importance of nursery habitat as a bottleneck to gadoid recruitment
- Supervisor for a second year MSc student internships, MNHN, 2018. : Spatio-temporal variations in the length distribution of Raja undulata and Raja clavata in North Eastern Atlantic waters: a partial assessment of stocks (MNHN, station marine de Dinard)
- Assistant project supervisor and statistical analysis support to four BSc dissertation and three MSc thesis, 2013-2015
Current projects
Modelling Atlantic salmon population dynamics and improving stock assessment for all stock units in the North Atlantic: a large scale approach to unravel the fingerprints of global changes | Timeframe : 2016 - 2024 Keywords : Saumon atlantique, dynamique de population, gestion, pêche, incertitudes, changements globaux, modèles Bayesiens |