Current Research
My research has mainly focused on large carnivores, especially brown bears. Using DNA and stable isotopes, I have investigated the dynamics in both past and present populations. The aim has been to better understand these changes and the factors behind them.
I am currently studying ancient DNA from archaeological remains of brown bear, dated to the late Iron Age. The results can potentially answer both ecological and archaeological questions, regarding the wild population as well as human trade and cultural contacts.
Brief CV
2022-present| Research engineer, CPG
2018-2022 | Postdoc, Uppsala University
2016-present | Lab technician, Swedish Museum of Natural History
2011-2016 | PhD in Zoology, Stockholm University