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Jacob Carstensen has a background in mathematical statistics and has spent more than 25 years engaged in research that focuses on understanding long-term trends affecting marine ecosystems, specifically in the context of nutrient inputs, climate change, and physical disturbances due to human activities. His work supports environmental management in Denmark, particularly in the Baltic Sea region. He has developed indicators for ecological status and integrated assessment systems aimed at combating eutrophication, addressing issues such as algal blooms and loss of bottom vegetation, as well as oxygen depletion. He has been involved in numerous projects that range from basic to applied research and include support for policy development within various Danish ministries related to environment, food, and fisheries. Jacob’s research has also involved significant collaboration with international bodies such as the Swedish Agency for Marine Water Management and HELCOM/OSPAR. Over the past two decades, he has supervised numerous PhD students and postdoctoral researchers, emphasizing the importance of stimulating creative thinking in these academic projects.
Aarhus University • Roskilde, Denmark
Teaching and supervising research projects focusing on marine ecosystems and environmental management.
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