SEAS fellows
The SEAS Programme is growing fast!

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The SEAS Programme is growing - we'll be jumping from 12 fellows to 37 this year - exciting times!
The first fellows from Call 2 have just joined us - with many more arriving over the course of the summer and autumn.
Virginie Comorge
Salmon louse biology and immunemodulation, Department of Biological Sciences
Thomas Völker
STS research on responsible and circular aquaculture, Centre for the Study of the Sciences and the Humanities
Håkon Sandven
Marine optics, Department of Physics and Technology
Gillian Damerell
Air-sea interactions, Geophysical Institute
Call 1 Fellows:
Samaneh Abolpour Mofrad
Topological and geometric machine learning for marine sustainability, Department of Informatics
Juan Manuel Valero Rodríguez
Coastal ecology, Department of Biological Sciences
Aistė Klimašauskaitė
Epistemic, value-based, and societal aspects of marine sustainability, Centre for the Study of the Sciences and the Humanities
Paul Dees
Marine biogeochemical hazards, Geophysical Institute
João Bettencourt
Physical fjord oceanography, Geophysical Institute
Eduard Nedelciu
System dynamics and ocean-human interactions, Department of Geography
Bashar Hussien Elkhorbatly
Mathematical and statistical methods for marine sustainability, Department of Mathematics
Nazar Mohamed
Marine aspects related to human health, Department of Clinical Medicine
Asia Alsgaard
Early human marine subsistence in South Africa, SapienCE Centre of Excellence on Early Sapiens Behaviour (Department of Archaeology, History, Cultural Studies and Religion)
Mauro Passarella
Deep-sea mineral resources, Department of Earth Science
Daniel Koestner
Optical ocean technology, Department of Physics and Technology
Diego Rodriguez Hernandez
Marine natural product chemistry, Department of Chemistry
Shreesha Sadashiva Rao
Fish immunology, Department of Biological Sciences