People
We are a small team but we are always open if you want to join us for a postdoc, phd, master or short research stays.
collaborators and past lab membersVasilis DAKOS
CNRS researcher, Institut des Sciences de l’Evolution de Montpellier (ISEM)
University of Montpellier, France
Hsiao-Hang TAO
MarieCurie Postdoc (Montpellier University)
Hsiao is working on understandinf changes in stability of North Sea cod
websiteMaelys BOENNEC
PhD student (Montpellier University)
Maelys is trying to understand global population trends across taxa using big datasets (co-supevised with Vincent Devictor).
Sirine BOUCENNA
PhD student (Montpellier University)
Sirine is studying how eco-evolutionary dynamics affect tipping points events (co-supevised with Raoul Gael).
websiteJhelam N. DESHPANDE
PhD student (Montpellier University)
Jhelam estimates how interventions can prevent propagation of disease in complex eco-evolutionary landscapes (co-supervised with Emanuel Fronhofer).
Mathieu PELISSIER
PhD student (Montpellier University)
Mathieu is working on fisheries aiming to infer their resilience (co-supevised with Vincent Devictor).
websiteAntoine LE VILAINE
PhD student (Montpellier University)
Antoine is working on modelling seagrass ecosystems and their blue carbon potential (co-supevised with Elisa Thebault).
Alejandro VILORIA CANO
postdoc (Montpellier University)
Alejandro is working on the ANR- FishAtRisk project on the detection of abrupt changes in global fisheries.
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BioDICée team
Institut des Sciences de l’Evolution de Montpellier (ISEM)
CNRS UMR 5554, Building 22, 2nd floor
Université de Montpellier – CC065,
place Eugène Bataillon
34095 Montpellier cedex 05, France
Tel: +33 4 67 14 40 81
vasilis.dakos [at] umontpellier.fr
