Ellinor Jakobsson

I am currently pursuing a PhD in limnology at Uppsala University, where I am studying how northern hemisphere lakes are changing in a warming world and the consequences for lake food webs. My research primarily focuses on the role of phytoplankton, but I also study bacteria and zooplankton during the winter season and how their dynamics translate into the following seasons.

2021 – present: PhD candidate in Limnology

Department of Ecology and Genetics, Uppsala University, Sweden

Thesis: Lake ice quality changes and their effects on lake ecosystems

Supervisors: Gesa A. Weyhenmeyer, Silke Langenheder and Peter Eklöv

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2019 – 2021: MSc in Limnology

Department of Ecology and Genetics, Uppsala University, Sweden

Thesis: Importance of seasonal shifts in resource supply for benthic consumers in an Arctic stream

Supervisors: Lars Tranvik and Ryan Sponseller

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2016 – 2019: BSc in Biology

Department of Ecology and Environmental sciences, Umeå University, Sweden

Thesis: Seasonal community dynamics of macroinvertebrates in an Arctic stream

Supervisors: Ryan Sponseller

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2016 – 2018: DipHE in Nature Guiding

Department of Ecology and Environmental sciences, Umeå University, Sweden

Thesis: Status of the harbour porpoise (Phocoena phocoena) - Analysis of the threats and status of the harbour porpoise as well as an evaluation of the willingness to pay for the conservation of porpoises

Supervisors: Bent Christensen