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Integrated thinking is needed to adapt landscape ecology and agriculture to climate change and increasing population pressure. I have worked in these fields as an integration scientist in several collaborative research projects. This has led to the development of interdisciplinary interests and knowledge. My core skills are in environmental physics, plant ecology and agronomy. Wetland policy advice and landscape futures research motivated me to extend these skills to socio-ecology, policy process theory and environmental psychology.
Recently, I have developed methods and theories relating to integrative plant physiology, environmental policy analysis, the design of ecological data, and the socio-ecology of agricultural landscapes. As a seasoned modeler, I recently enhanced my expertise by obtaining certifications in data science and artificial intelligence development.
I am now keen to apply these methods and theories in real-life situations.
The collaborative research projects I was working on have ended. I am currently in search of employment.