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Mark Hindell

Professor - Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies at University of Tasmania

Summary

My primary research interests are in the biology of marine mammals and seabirds, particularly with respect to Antarctic and sub-antarctic ecosystems. This research encompasses a variety of disciplines including energetics and metabolism, population dynamics and socio-ecology. I am currently running several major programmes including foraging ecology of Antarctic seals, biology of sub-antarctic seabirds (primarily penguins), cetacean studies in Tasmanian waters and ecology and management of Australian seals and seabirds. I am currently the program leader for the Marine and Antarctic Ecosytems Program in the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies

Experience

  • Professor, Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania – present

Education

  • University of Tasmania, DSc, 2009