The title of the dissertation is: “Do you mind? Using biologging tools to study anthropogenic disturbances effects on wildlife behavior and energetics – a case study on moose”.
- Location: Auditorium Ole Olsen at campus Evenstad and digitally via Zoom. Link: https://inn.zoom.us/j/63564458335?pwd=cWFoVDlIQnNFaTUyOTFMVzBwMkdDUT09 (Web-ID: 63 564 458 335. Password: 539659)
- The trial lecture begins at 11:15 AM with the theme: “Behavioral and energetic trade-offs by wildlife in a landscape of fear”
- The dissertation defense starts at 13:15 PM.
The evaluation committee consists of:
- First opponent: Research Scientist Tiphaine Jeanniard du Dot, Centre D’Etudes Biologiques de Chizé, CNRS – Université de la Rochelle, France
- Second opponent: PhD and Honorary Lecturer Jos M. Milner, University of Aberdeen and Cairngorms National Park Authority, UK
- Third opponent/administrator: Associate Professor Martin Mayer, Department of Forestry and Wildlife Management, INN
Dissertation chair: Pro-Dean Research Øyvind G. Antonsen.
Candidate's main supervisor: Associate Professor Ane Eriksen, Department of Forestry and Wildlife Management, INN
Co-supervisors: Professor Barbara Zimmermann (INN), Professor Alina L. Evans (INN), Associate Professor Olivier Devineau (INN) and Dr. Marianna Chimienti (Centre for Biological Studies of Chizé)