Postdoctoral Fellow
Juliette (she/hers) is a postdoctoral scholar in collaboration with Cole Monnahan, Jane Sullivan and James Thorson at NOAA’s Alaska Fishery Science Center. Her work focuses on using Dynamic Structural Equation Models (DSEM) as a new framework to incorporate climate information and time-variation into stock assessment models.
Juliette received her PhD in Marine ecology in July 2023 with Dr Etienne Rivot and Pr Olivier Le Pape at l’Institut Agro Rennes (France). Her PhD focused on modelling the impact of anthropogenic pressures on essential fish habitat (EFH) for population dynamics of marine exploited fish. Juliette developed age- and stage- structured models with explicit representation of the critical life stages on EFH and used them to simulate scenarios of habitat degradation/restoration. This framework was applied to theoretical populations to explore response for contrasted life histories but also to several case studies in the Eastern English Channel.
