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Agneta Andersson leads research projects in marine ecology and serves as the scientific coordinator for the strategic research program EcoChange at Umeå University. With extensive qualifications as a docent, her research primarily focuses on the interplay between increased inflow of organic matter and marine food webs, particularly regarding predation-resistant bacteria and their effects on nutrient conditions linked to eutrophication and environmental toxins. Her investigations emphasize the significance of phytoplankton and bacteria as foundational resources in marine pelagic ecosystems, assessing their roles in the production of both particulate organic carbon and dissolved inorganic organic carbon. Furthermore, her research explores the implications of global climate change on rainfall patterns in northern Europe and the subsequent impacts on river runoff and marine nutrient dynamics. Andersson's work contributes to understanding biodiversity changes in the ocean, making her a pivotal figure in marine science research.
Umeå Marine Sciences Centre • Umeå, Sweden
Leading a research group investigating the effects of climate change and eutrophication on marine ecosystems.
Requirements are standard for Master's programs across Social Sciences and Humanities at Umeå. English 6 proficiency is the general rule.