I am currently a doctoral student in aquatic ecology at the EABX unit, within the FREEMA team. My thesis focuses on changes in the assembly of amphihaline migratory fish in Europe under the effect of climate change.
The first part of my work consists of identifying species capable of migrating to Europe from three distinct areas: the Gulf of Guinea, the Northwest Atlantic, and the Northeast Pacific, as well as determining their potential habitats.
I am also interested in the behavior and expansion of these newly established populations using a species distribution model coupled with a population dynamics module.

Contact

• nicolas.amy@inrae.fr