Research

Genomes, populations & changing environments.

Our research uses genomic and ecological approaches to understand adaptation, connectivity and resilience in aquatic species, and to translate that evidence into conservation and fisheries science.

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Evolution & adaptation

Genomic responses to environmental gradients, life-history variation and rapid environmental change.

02

Conservation genomics

Population structure, connectivity, distinctiveness and genomic diversity relevant to conservation.

03

Climate resilience

Genomic vulnerability, environmental change, ecological forecasting and adaptation across northern aquatic systems.

04

Fisheries genomics

Stock structure, species identification, monitoring and genomic tools that support sustainable fisheries.

Automated high-throughput laboratory pipetting system

Laboratory genomics

From biological samples to genomic data.

Molecular laboratory sample processing

Approaches

Integrating genomics with ecology.

Whole-genome sequencing, pangenomics, environmental DNA, telemetry and environmental modelling allow us to connect genetic variation with movement, habitat and environmental change.