Climate change
Our work on climate change focuses on developing predictive models and analytical tools to understand its impacts on ecosystems, helping to inform conservation strategies and promote resilience in a rapidly changing world.
White paper on biodiversity impactsClimate models reveal northward kelp expansion, but warn of severe endemic genetic diversity loss at southern range limits...
Climate change will reorganize, not just shrink, cetacean habitats in the NE Atlantic. Our new ML models reveal critical m...
Ocean currents create strong dispersal barriers, restricting future range expansions of critical marine forest species by ...
Incorporating pH and dissolved oxygen into species distribution models reveals up to 21.4% greater range contractions for ...
Marine aquaculture can resist climate change if we meet the 1.5°C Paris Agreement target, but higher emission scenarios th...
Climate change will force cold-water corals to shift poleward and deeper, causing significant biodiversity loss in shallow...
Data science models show limited dispersal severely restricts seahorse adaptation to climate change, leading to major habi...
Future climate change could cause up to 10.26% loss in seagrass biomass, stressing the critical need to fulfill the Paris ...
Climate change is projected to severely reshape Azorean coastal marine biodiversity by the end of century.
MPA Europe will map the optimal locations for marine protected areas in European seas.
Experiments will identify regions of extinction, persistence and ocean-accessible, climatic corridors for biodiversity.
A modeling approach to examine how climate change will impact marine aquaculture species and regions of marine aquaculture...