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Emil Sloth Thomassen is a Postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Biology specializing in ecological genetics and biodiversity. His research primarily focuses on biodiversity ecology and explores interactions between species, individuals, and their environments. He employs DNA-based detection methods to tackle significant environmental questions, notably investigating the effects of large herbivores on temperate ecosystems through diet analysis and environmental DNA from dung samples. His work evaluates how these interactions influence plant communities and dung-associated biodiversity. Additionally, he has explored the use of environmental DNA in understanding plant-bird interactions, contributing to advancements in molecular ecology. His educational foundation includes a Master of Science in Biology, and his expertise spans molecular ecology, biodiversity, environmental DNA metabarcoding, and rewilding.
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