Mridul K. Thomas
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ecology - statistics - phytoplankton



I am a quantitative ecologist at the University of Geneva. I study how the environment shapes species' growth and therefore the communities they comprise. I'm most interested in how temperature and other environmental drivers interact to affect ecological patterns and processes.

I use robust statistical methods to to link lab experiments and field observations with theoretical (mathematical) models. I aim to develop a robust, predictive understanding of how environmental change will reshape communities.

Aside from my academic research, I work independently as a statistical consultant for medical studies. 

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