Arctic terrestrial biologist, ecology & evolution.
Joined August 2017
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When your PhD student is also a talented scientific illustrator... Impressive use of your first stormy day Laura (many more to come :-) )
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So happy to see this paper out! Huge thanks to all the co-authors who made this possible (especially
@icbarrio ). Read the whole article here: rdcu.be/dCsk9
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Job Alert 🚨
The Caribou Field and Research Associate is a full-time, 24-month position that will assist with boreal caribou research in northern Ontario. The Caribou Field and Research Associate will work within the Wolverine Program.
Learn more → loom.ly/ytd2dqA
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Management strategies for chronic wasting disease impact the genetic viability of wild tundra reindeer in Europe. In particular, male biased harvest and population decimation increase genetic drift and put genetic variation at risk.
with @KvalnesThomas
doi.org/10.1111/eva.13684
Where does Svalbard reindeer come from? That is the garentied question on get (after maybe, how many are they). It is a while since we gather data aiming to clarify this. In Katharina published MSc work, we also include ancient mtDNA from Franz Joseph Land and East Greenland!
Presenting a new coldrein.org study: doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-5…
Ancient reindeer mitogenomes to infer the ancestral origins of the reindeer on Svalbard, and the first genomes from the extinct East Greenland pop. A big team effort led by Katha Hold & @Nicolas_Dussex !
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From ME 🔥
4000 years of genetic information showed that historical overharvesting drastically changed Svalbard reindeer genetic structure and decreased whole-genome diversity by 26%. Implications for diverse genetic pathways are unknown.
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📸 @Mathilde_MLM
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Now out in @molecology Molecular Ecology, a palaeo-genomic investigation of over-hunting in the endemic Svalbard reindeer population!
Congrats to Fabi (first chapter of his Ph.D. thesis) and all coauthors! @Mathilde_MLM @BiekerVanessa @BrageBH
doi.org/10.1111/mec.17274
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9th year of tundra icing experiment is successfully set up! 💪🥳 🚿 Whyyy do we water the tundra you may wonder?! To simulate rain-on-snow events + investigate the impact of ground icing on tundra vegetation! In a rapidly warming Arctic, winter rain and icing = likely new normal!
Peu importe qui dis quoi, ça c est tout mélangé, mais au moins les mechanismes (complexes) expliqués ne le sont pas trop. Bonne lecture de Noël!
liberation.fr/environnement/…
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Few days left to apply! We are looking for a #postdoc to join the #NordBorN team @lbhi_is with amazing international collaborators. Deadline is Dec 8. Send me a line for more details 😊 @NordForsk
@NTNUnorway @UiTNorgesarktis @goteborgsuni @UniEastFinland @AarhusUni_int
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Trondheim has lost 50 snow days since the 1960s - from 77 to 27 average per year. A minor consequence of #ClimateChange compared to the destruction and suffering happening across the globe, but still consequential for Norwegian #skiing culture and all who love #wintersports. 2/3
ALT Protesters marching in streets in Trondheim. Two carry a banner "snow days per year in the 60s: 77. Now: 27." A scientist in lab coat is walking on skis, carrying a sign saying "Change is NOW". Photo: Denis Zimarev.
ALT Demonstrators marching in the streets in Trondheim, carrying banners saying "The science is clear" and "Equinor out". Photo: Denis Zimarev.
ALT Strong sunshine as a scientist in a lab coat wearing skis gets arrested by police in Trondheim today. Photo: Ivain Martinossi.
Thanksful for weeks of intensive transfer of knowledge on Greenlandic caribou & muskox ecology. Yeap, it is just to start... somewhere. Looking forward to when all these (gigantic) bits of lands aren't just topographic maps in my head! Pic: M.Martin
Thanks for the great opportunity!
🌟 Huge gratitude to @eseb_org's ADAPT special topic network for generously funding this incredible course! 🙌 Thanks to this support, attendees had the fantastic opportunity to learn from these 2 outstanding researchers @marie__louis and @AndrewFoote2. 🚀
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How do you do population genomics in a species without genetic variation?
Find out in our new publication in @molecology titled "Population genomics of the muskox' resilience in the near absence of genetic variation" 🧵
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onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Photo credit: @Lars_Holst
ALT A group of muskoxen in a snow-clad landscape at Zackenberg Research Station in Northeast Greenland.
Saria presenting here great Master work on mercury content in the collection of ancient and historical Svalbard reindeer antlers. Not as dramatic levels as expected. @CBD_NTNU @NTNU
Wonderful experience at the Svalbard Science Conference 2023 in Fornebu with so many cool researches across a wide range of discplines #SSC23. Great time reconnecting with my supervisors and presenting results from my master’s thesis! 🦌🧪📜❄️
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Wonderful experience at the Svalbard Science Conference 2023 in Fornebu with so many cool researches across a wide range of discplines #SSC23. Great time reconnecting with my supervisors and presenting results from my master’s thesis! 🦌🧪📜❄️
Come work with me and insightful colleagues & collaborators! PhD scholarship on spatial patterns of plant-herbivore feedback in Greenland! natur.gl/year-en-2/2023-year…
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Check out our first ColdRein project paper!
Contrasting genomic consequences of anthropogenic reintroduction and natural recolonization in high-arctic wild reindeer
coldrein.org/news/first-pape…
By @BrageBH @BiekerVanessa @BartFromNorway @Mathilde_MLM @love_dalen @RosvoldJ & more
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Do you want to gain new skills in data management, making your data #FAIR, and your workflows #reproducible? Join us for a training course at Dovrefjell from the 13. – 18. November 2023. livingnorway.no/2023/06/13/r…