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The vision behind the Centre for Conservation Biology at NTNU is to develop an interdisciplinary centre for research into dynamical changes in biological diversity at different organismic levels (genes, populations and communities), based on a common theoretical framework.
A strategic goal for the Centre will be to extend existing theory by developing stochastic dynamic models of genetic and demographic mechanisms in populations and in communities of interacting species. The assumptions and predictions of these models will be tested using a set of carefully selected empirical model systems, in both the field and laboratory.
A second strategic goal will be to use models and empirical systems to address basic questions in ecology and evolution, as well as practical problems related to conservation of biological diversity at the national and international levels.
- Prof Bernt-Erik Sæther, Department of Biology, NTNU
- Prof Steinar Engen, Department of Mathematical Sciences, NTNU
- Prof Reidar Andersen, Museum of Natural History and Archaeology, NTNU
- Prof Gunilla Rosenqvist, Department of Biology, NTNU
- Prof Jonathan Wright, Department of Biology, NTNU
- Prof Eivin Røskaft, Department of Biology, NTNU
- Dr Bård Pedersen, Department of Biology, NTNU
- Dr Hans Kr. Stenøien, Department of Biology, NTNU
- Dr Jarle Tufto, Department of Mathematical Sciences, NTNU
- Dr Ola Diserud, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research, NINA
- Dr Christophe Pélabon, Department of Biology, NTNU
- Dr Erling Solberg, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research, NINA
- Dr John Linnell, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research, NINA
- Dr Ronny Aanes, Norwegian Polar Institute, Tromsø
- Prof Russell Lande, Imperial College, London
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