Sture Hansson

As I’m retired, I just do some irregular guest lecturing on various courses

Basic research: Marine ecology, with an emphasis on higher trophic levels (fish, mysids, zooplankton) and primarily in the Baltic Sea. What does the food web interactions really looks like, and why?

Applied research: Ecological effects of fisheries, eutrophication and other anthropogenic activities

Although retired, I’m continuing doing research but primarily based on already collected data. Focus is very much on analyses of long term datasets from the Askö-Himmerfjärden area. I’m not any longer the primary supervisor of undergraduate or PhD students, but I’m still on some committees as associate supervisor. At the University of Vermont, Burlington, I have a guest professor appointment. Together with colleagues UV I’m involved in research on mysid shrimps in Lake Champlain and on the committee of some PhD students.

Fellow of The Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture and Forestry and regularly appointed expert member of the Swedish Land and Environment Courts.