Dr. Jessica A. Bolin

About me

I am a quantitative marine ecologist interested in applied research for a more proactive, sustainable and climate-resilient world. Broadly, my interests span seafood sustainability, fisheries, climate change, dynamic risk adaptation and ecological forecasting. My PhD was recently conferred at UniSC Australia and CSIRO Environment, where I worked on predicting, forecasting and projecting parasitic infection in broadbill swordfish responsible for causing “jellymeat” (post-mortem myoliquefaction) off Eastern Australia. In addition to my PhD, I (i) was a Chapter Scientist and Contributing Author for the ‘Oceans and Coastal Ecosystems and their Services’ chapter for Working Group Two’s contribution to the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report, (ii) tutored ecological statistics in R, and (iii) supervised undergraduate and honours research students at UniSC.

Publications

First author:

You can find a full list of my publications on my Google Scholar page. I’m also keen and available to serve as a reviewer. So far, I have reviewed for Fisheries Oceanography, Scientific Reports, Marine Biology, Methods in Ecology and Evolution, Movement Ecology, ICES Journal of Marine Science, Fisheries Research, Conservation Science and Practice, Marine Environmental Research, Animals and Parasitology Research.

Dr. Jessica A. Bolin

About me

I am a quantitative marine ecologist interested in applied research for a more proactive, sustainable and climate-resilient world. Broadly, my interests span seafood sustainability, fisheries, climate change, dynamic risk adaptation and ecological forecasting. My PhD was recently conferred at UniSC Australia and CSIRO Environment, where I worked on predicting, forecasting and projecting parasitic infection in broadbill swordfish responsible for causing “jellymeat” (post-mortem myoliquefaction) off Eastern Australia. In addition to my PhD, I (i) was a Chapter Scientist and Contributing Author for the ‘Oceans and Coastal Ecosystems and their Services’ chapter for Working Group Two’s contribution to the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report, (ii) tutored ecological statistics in R, and (iii) supervised undergraduate and honours research students at UniSC.

Publications

First author:

You can find a full list of my publications on my Google Scholar page. I’m also keen and available to serve as a reviewer. So far, I have reviewed for Fisheries Oceanography, Scientific Reports, Marine Biology, Methods in Ecology and Evolution, Movement Ecology, ICES Journal of Marine Science, Fisheries Research, Conservation Science and Practice, Marine Environmental Research, Animals and Parasitology Research.