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Lucas Brotz is an Honorary Research Associate specializing in jellyfish populations and their impacts on ecosystems. He holds a PhD in Zoology (2017), MSc in Oceanography (2011), and BSc in Astrophysics (2000), all from the University of British Columbia. His research focuses on the increasing populations of jellyfish across various ecosystems, exploring their complex life cycles and reproductive strategies. Brotz has investigated the anthropogenic factors influencing jellyfish populations, such as pollution and overfishing, and their subsequent effects on human industries, including tourism and fisheries. He was recognized with the Michael Bigg Award for Outstanding Student Research from UBC's Faculty of Science, and his publications have shed light on jellyfish fisheries and their ecological roles. Brotz actively participates in seminars and conferences, contributing to discussions on marine biology and jellyfish ecology.
Institute of Oceans and Fisheries • Vancouver, Canada
Conducts research on jellyfish populations and their environmental impacts.
Offers course-only and thesis routes. Focus areas include philosophy of science, mind, ethics, and Asian philosophy.