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Charlotte Birkmanis is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia with a focus on marine biology, particularly involving sharks and their behavior. She has a diverse background as a science communicator and has been actively involved in various projects related to marine conservation and ecology. Charlotte's work spans consulting in offshore renewables and managing marine megafauna projects. She has significant experience in using statistical models to analyze shark populations, particularly in the context of climate change. Additionally, she is skilled in scientific outreach, presenting the latest research to diverse audiences, and has been recognized as an ambassador for STEM initiatives in Australia. Her educational background includes a PhD focused on the spatial and temporal distribution of pelagic sharks and multiple degrees in ecology and marine biology from Queensland universities. Charlotte is actively engaged with various professional societies and often contributes to the broader scientific community through speaking engagements and volunteer roles.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Conducts research on marine biology and initiates projects related to shark behavior and conservation.
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