Francesco MasnadiResearcher

About me

I am a marine biologist specializing in fish population dynamics and stock assessment. I was born in Italy where I started to cultivate interest in the marine environment, in particular  fishing practices and fishing resources.I completed my PhD at the University of Bologna in collaboration with the National Research Council of Italy, focusing on the evaluation and management of demersal stocks in the Adriatic Sea. My research expanded to the Baltic Sea during a semester at SLU, and I later joined Stockholm University’s Department of Ecology, Environment, and Plant Science to study the links between cyanobacteria blooms and fish ecology. Currently, I am a researcher investigating the effects of large-scale fishing on small pelagics, such as herring, in the Baltic coastal areas using hydroacoustic data.

My publication list can be found on my Research Gate or Scopus profile (see links)