A PhD candidate at the University of Pisa's Department of Biology. My doctorate research focuses on using innovative techniques (Artificial Intelligence & Remote Sensing) to evaluate biodiversity stability in complex marine environments. Passionate about marine biology, I aim to advance our understanding and conservation of marine ecosystems using emerging tech.
Marine biologist and researcher with expertise in Coastal and Marine Biology, fisheries, aquaculture, and marine ecology. Skilled in quantitative ecology, community dynamics, climate change, and conservation. Experienced in data analysis, visualization, and programming (Python, R), as well as laboratory and field research. Recognized for academic excellence and dedicated to advancing marine science and environmental sustainability.
Download CVBachelor of Fisheries and Aquaculture
Best Graduating Student of Fisheries and Aquaculture Department, 2018/2019
Master's in Coastal & Marine Biology and Ecology
Awarded the prestigious Unisalento4Talents Scholarship
Grade: 110/110
Doctor of Philosophy in Biological
Understanding biodiversity in complex marine environments using emerging sensing technologies
Funded by:BioEcoOcean
As part of my phd program, I will be part of the EU project titled BioBoost+. My contribution to the project was featured on the BioBoost+ website. As I will be working on WP 1: Improving Species Image Recognition and Processing
As part of my phd program, I will be part of the EU Horizon project titled BioEcoOcean. The BioEcoOcean Consortium held its biannual meeting online on November 18-19, 2024. Among the representatives of all partner institutions, there were several new young researchers who joined the team as part of the project.
The goal of this PhD is to understand ecosystem stability using emerging AI imaging techniques.
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As a marine ecologist and PhD researcher, Dolapo is passionate about advancing our understanding of biodiversity resilience and conservation within complex aquatic ecosystems.
His research is Funded by the University of Pisa under the EU Horizon project BioEcoOcean.
