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Here is an overview over all the students that has a collaboration with COAT today:  

 

Name Degree Start

Expected end

 Title Module Supervisors

Jørgen Rettedal Ekeli

 Msc 2024 2025 Monitoring nest predation in ground-nesting birds on the tundra – a test of methods Ptarmigan Ronny Steen (NMBU), Evind Flittie Kleiven (NINA)
Torbjørn Andersen Msc 2023 2025 Determinants of the phenology of small rodent reproduction in northern Norway Arctic fox Dorothee Ehrich (UiT)
Sofia Irene Samuelsson PhD 2024 2028 Unravelling Tree Recruitment Dynamics in the Tundra-Forest Ecotone: Impacts of Aboveground and Belowground Interactions Tundra-forest ecotone Ole Petter Laksforsmo Vindstad (UiT), Jane Uhd Jepsen (NINA), Rolf A. Ims (UiT)

Fanny Marie Lou Berthelot

 PhD 2023 2027 Variations in plant chemical composition in the tundra and their impact on reindeer habitat use Ungulates and Tall-shrub tundra

Audun Stien (UiT), Kari-Anne Bråthen (UiT), Eeva Soinonen (UiT), Torkild Tveraa (NINA)

Tanguy Bernard

 PhD 2023 2027 Modelling interspecific interactions in Arctic terrestrial food webs and their responses to climate change Small rodent

Jarad P. Mellard (UiT), Rolf A. Ims (UiT), Nigel G. Yoccoz (UiT)

Stanley Bryce Cates

 Msc 2023 2024 Environmental Determinants of Red Fox Activity in Varanger Peninsula, Norway Arctic fox Dorothee Ehrich (UiT)

Karoline Helene Aares

 PhD 2022 2027 Freshwater and Terrestrial Ecosystem Linkages in the Arctic: Effects of Climate Change and Invasive Species Tall-shrub tundra Jarad Mellard (UiT), André Frainer (UiT), Amanda Poste (NINA)
Samantha Paige Dwinell PhD 2021 2025 Spatial Ecology of the Svalbard reindeer Ungulate Leif Egil Loe (NMBU), Rene Van Der Wal (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU)), Åshild Ø. Pedersen (NP)
Stijn Hofhuis PhD 2020 2025 Population drivers and habitat use of red foxes at their expanding frontier in the low Arctic Arctic fox Dorothee Ehrich (UiT), Rolf A. Ims (UiT), Arnaud Tarroux (NINA)
Julia Mikhailova PhD 2020 2025

Seasonality and modelling of Arctic ecosystems: integrating mathematical and statistical approaches

 Small rodent

Nigel Yoccoz (UiT), Martin Rypdal (UiT), Jarad Mellard (UiT)
Ingrid Jensvoll PhD 2018 2024 Research-based activities in natural science education COAT Tools Siw Turid Killengreen (UiT), Rolf A. Ims (UiT)
Mike Murphy PhD 2017 ? Platform for distributed observatories in Arctic environments Small rodent Otto Anshus (UiT), John Markus Bjørndalen (UiT), Eeva Soininen (UiT)
Jørgen Andreas Agersborg PhD 2017 2024 Remote sensing of vegetation parameters in the forest-tundra ecotone Tundra-Forest (COAT Tools) Stian Anfinsen (UiT), Jane Uhd Jepsen (NINA)
Steffen O. R. Kristensen PhD 2017 2021

Cyber-physical analytics system spanning from the edge to the cloud

Distributed Arctic Observatory (DAO) / COAT Tools

 John Markus Bjørndalen (UiT), Otto Anshus (UiT), Issam Raïs (UiT), Phoung Hoai Ha (UiT)

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Fieldwork in mixed forest conducted by the tundra-forest ecotone module. Photo: Lars Kråkenes

A COAT student sets up a camera trap to monitor nest predation, conducted by the ptarmigan module. Photo: Eivind Flittie Kleiven

A student experiment is being set up in Komagelva in collaboration with the tall shrub tundra module. Photo: Jarad P. Mellard

COAT students at one of the traps used for GPS tagging of red foxes, conducted by the Arctic fox module. Photo: Mathias Leines Dahle