Leila Fouda

Leila Fouda

Murphy Family Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow

Conservation Oceanography and Marine Technology, University of New Brunswick

Biography

I am an early career marine ecologist. My research interests lie in furthering our understanding and filling knowledge gaps on marine species and their relationship with the wider environment. I have a particular interest in understanding how the life history and fitness of individuals impact their movement choices, reproductive fitness and foraging behaviour. In addition to this, I am interested in the impact of anthropogenic drivers on animal movement and habitat choices.

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Interests
  • Marine Ecology
  • Animal Movement
  • Foraging Ecology
Education
  • PhD in Marine Ecology, 2022

    Queen Mary University of London

  • MSc in Conservation Science, 2012

    Imperial College London

  • BSc (Hons) in Marine Biology, 2009

    University of St Andrews

Skills

R
Statistical Analysis
DNA Extraction and Analysis
Movement Analysis
Stable Isotope Analysis
Survey Techniques

Recent Publications

Accomplish­ments

London NERC DTP studentships
London NERC DTP PhD Studentship in the natural sciences
SeaWorld and Busch Gardens Conservation Fund
Bremer Canyon Killer Whales – Bioacoustic and population study. Grant Recipient with Dr. Christine Erbe at the Centre for Marine Science and Technology.

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