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Mac Campbell is a Charles Gilbert Heydon Travelling Research Fellow at the University of Sydney with a focus on conservation and the sustainable exploitation of organisms. Holding a Bachelor of Arts in Biology and Spanish from Willamette University, as well as a Master of Science and a Doctor of Philosophy in Biological Sciences from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Campbell conducts research that addresses critical themes such as biodiversity crisis and the impacts of global change. His research interests encompass structural functional genomics, hybridization dynamics, fisheries aquaculture omics, and the phylogenetics and taxonomy of fish. He is the lead project coordinator for the Australian Fish Genomics Initiative, emphasizing the importance of genomic tools in understanding fish biodiversity and conservation efforts. Recent works involve phylogenomics and population genomics, particularly regarding the Australian temperate fish genus Gadopsis and the ecological dynamics of Murray Cod and Trout Cod. Campbell's contributions are instrumental to advancing knowledge in environmental sustainability and decision-making frameworks for a sustainable future.
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