Photographer: Floor Soudijn
Ms F.H. (Floor) Soudijn MSc
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Faculty of Science
Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics
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Visiting address
Science Park A
Science Park 904 Room number: C4.165
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Postal address:
Postbus 94248
1090 GE Amsterdam
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f.h.soudijn@uva.nl
Currently...
I am working as a postdoc/researcher at Wageningen Marine Research (WMR). My postdoc project is a colloboration between WMR, the Institute of Biology Leiden, and the Department of Theoretical and Computational Ecology of the University of Amsterdam. The project considers the population level effects of sound disturbance by seismic surveys on North Sea cod (PCAD4COD).
Areas of interest are...
Life's complexity and diversity, food web dynamics , population dynamics and species interactions. In addition, I am very fond of marine systems and in particular, benthic marine invertebrates, copepods and fish.
So Far...
I spend the last year in Copenhagen as a postdoc at The Centre for Ocean Life, working on the role of large zooplankton (copepods) in planktonic foodwebs. My PhD-thesis, under supervision of André de Roos, focussed on developing theory regarding the effect of seasonality on size-structured population dynamics and predator-prey dynamics. Before that, I did a Master of Science in Limnology and Oceanography at the University of Amsterdam. During my Master, I spent two years in Australia at the Marine Ecology group at the University of New South Wales in Sydney.
2017
Soudijn, F. H., & de Roos, A. M. (2017). Approximation of a physiologically structured population model with seasonal reproduction by a stage-structured biomass model. Theoretical Ecology, 10(1), 73-90. DOI: 10.1007/s12080-016-0309-9 [details]
Soudijn, F. H., & de Roos, A. M. (2017). Predator Persistence through Variability of Resource Productivity in Tritrophic Systems. American Naturalist, 190(6), 844-853. DOI: 10.1086/694119 [details]
Talk / presentation
- de Roos, André (speaker) & Soudijn, F.H. (speaker) (20-9-2016): Population dynamic models based on individual energy budgets lead to counterintuitive fisheries predictions, ICES Annual Science Conference 2016, Riga, Latvia.
2016
Soudijn, F. H. (2016). Populations exposed to seasonal variability: from individual-level energetics to community dynamics [details]
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- Thesis (complete)
- Front matter
- 1. General Introduction
- 2. Approximation of a physiologically-structured population model with seasonal reproduction by a stage-structured biomass model
- 3. Biomass increases in response to mortality in stage-structured populations with seasonal reproduction
- 4. Short note on seasonal reproduction and predator-prey dynamics
- 5. Harvesting prey fish can prevent fishing-induced collapses of large piscivorous fish
- 6. Predator persistence through variability of resource productivity
- 7. General discussion
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- Summary / Samenvatting
- Back matter
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