Teaching:
Postgraduate
research supervision
Main PhD. Supervisor
1. Sharon Cowling 1997-
PhD 18 May 2000 ‘Vegetation processes and interactions simulated over the
geologic and recent past”
2. Stephen Sitch 1993 – PhD 17
May 2000 (joint main supervisor from 1998) “The role of vegetation dynamics in
the control of atmospheric CO2 content”
3. Jed Kaplan 1996
(formal superv. from 2000) PhD 9 March 2001
“Geophysical applications of vegetation modelling”
4. Anna Maria Fosaa 1999- PhD 28 November 2003 ‘ Mountain Vegetation in
the
5. Thomas Hickler 1999 –PhD 12
March 2004 ‘ Towards an integrated ecology through mechanistic modelling of
ecosystem structure and function’
6. Pablo Morales 2001 –
PhD 14 February 2006 ‘ Modelling carbon and water fluxes in European
terrestrial ecosystems’
7. Emmanuel Gritti 2001 – PhD 17 February 2006 ’Global Changes and
European terrestrial ecosystems’
8. Deniz Koca 2001 -
PhD 24 February 2006 ‘Impacts of regional climate change on Swedish forests: an
evaluation using a process-based regional ecosystem modelling approach’
9. Lotten Jönsson 2003
PhD 12 November 2008. ‘Semi-Natural Grasslands: Landscape, history and
plant species diversity’
10. Triin Reitalu
2003
PhD 24 October 2008 ‘Plant species diversity in semi-natural
grasslands: effects of scale, landscape structure and habitat history’
11. Marie Vandewalle PhD
2011 ‘Biodiversity, plant traits and ecosystem function in a historical
landscape’
12. Oliver Purschke PhD
2011 (joint main Supervisor with Honor Prentice) “
Species diversity in fragmented landscapes –
dispersal
13. Yang Zhenlin PhD
2012 “Modelling arctic vegetation and
biodiversity under climate change”
14. Jörgen Olofsoon PhD 2013
‘ Modelling landscape change and
biodiversity’
Co
PhD. Supervisor :
Florian Sallaba
2010 ‘Climate Change Integrated Assessment Methodology for cross-sectoral adaptation and vulnerability in Europe’ (main supervisor until 2013) with Jonathan Seaquist
Anna Wramneby 2004 ‘Combining Climate Modelling and
dynamic ecosystem modelling’ with Ben Smith
Carin Nilsson 2002 ‘Impacts of extreme climate conditions
in
Björn Holmqvist
Quaternary Ecology,
Leif Jonsson
Plant Ecology,
Sofie Wikberg,
Lars- Erik Williams Lund
1993-1999 “Nitrogen cycling in agricultural systems”
Yngve Persson
(Licentiate) 1997-1999
Post-doctoral fellows:
Ben Smith
1996-2003, Justin Travis
1999-2001; Annett Wolf
2003-2005; Thomas Hickler 2004-2010
; Anja Rammig
2005-2008; Paul Millar 2005-2010 ; Veiko Lehsten 2009-2012 ; Eva Küster 2009-2012;
Dörte Lehsten 2009-2013; Linda
Larsson-Lindgren 2010-2012; Chaira Molineri 2011-2013; Paula Caplat
2012-2013
Visiting Researchers:
Ni Jian 1997-1998;
Chunying Liu 1998-1999; Kishore Redy
2005-2006;
Postgraduate
courses
q Lund
University
Involved in developing a PhD
course on Scientific Writing run by Geobiosphere
Science Centre May 2004
Organiser PhD course in Geobiosphere Science March 2004
Multi-variate
methods workshop (1996,1997, 1999) for PhD students
from Ecology and other departments.
Design and gave the workshops, lectures, seminars and practicals including projects worth 2 points in research
education for 8-15 students.
FORTRAN programming
course (1997) for PhD students from Plant Ecology, Quaternary Geology and
Systematic Botany worth 2 points in research education, lectures, practicals and a project for 6-8 students.
Leader and Organiser of the joint 3 week
field trip to
International Environmental Change Forum (1 point) 15-19 May
2000
Plant Community Ecology 3 points
course – 22 May –2 June 2000 – c. 25 students from
q
a. FORTRAN programming (5 days)
Course 1990 – Department of Ecological Botany
b. Lectures in yearly research
level multi-variate methods course 1990-1992.
Undergraduate project supervision
Honours/Masters projects (examensarbete)
supervision :
Oliver Bossdorf 1997-8 “
Interspecific competition and its dependence on soil productivity: in search of
plant community structure on the Öland dry alvar” 10points
Thomas Hickler 1998-9 “
Classification and distribution of plant functional types on Öland’s Stora Alvaret
“ 20points
Annett Wolff 1998-9 “ Testing for guild proportionality
using biomass and grouping guilds by clustering of species traits in a
grassland community of Öland’s ‘Stora
Alvaret’ “ 20points
Ingmar Jürgens 2001 “
Climate Change and the communication between Scientists and
Stakeholders” 20 points
Marie Vandewalle 2004 “ Plant species richness in semi-natural grassland fragments in the Jordtorp area central Öland ” 20 points
Undergraduate teaching
q
NGEN03 (BIO792) Global Ecosystem Dynamics 10 points
2001 - 2012 Developed
the idea and course leader of this interdisciplinary advanced course looking at ecosystems through space and
time. Course includes teachers from Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science, Quaternary
Geology, Plant Ecology & Systematics.
Master’s
level course
NGE610 Climate change and Environmental Impacts
Advanced level (10 points) 2003-2102 Course leader
2005-2008
Master’s
level course
GIS Internet course - section on GIS and biodiversity from
2005
BIO236 Ecology 10 points - Spring & Autumn 1995-2000
a block (c. 5 days)
on Community Ecology: field work,
computer practical, theory lectures, seminars, group discussion
BIO226 Plant Ecology 10p – Spring 1993-2000
lectures and seminars on
community ecology, climate change, modelling, project advisor, examiner. Course design.
BIO071 General Ecology 10p Spring and Autumn
1998-present
Biodiversity lectures
q
q
q
1980-1986
Senior
Demonstrator – sole charge 3 hours practical laboratories, 2-3 times weekly in
plant ecology, botany and taxonomy at 1st and 2nd year
level.
1987-1988
Assistant
Lecturer part-time – lecturing 4 times (= 4 LH) a week for two terms to first
year botany students (c. 40). Lecturing on Plant Biology to General Biology
students (c. 200)
q Secondary
school relief teacher,
1980-1986
I taught Mathematics and
Biology as a relief teacher to secondary school pupils (14-18yrs) part-time
during my PhD studies. This involved both single days but also continual
periods of up to 6 weeks;
at St Hilda’s School for Girls and King’s School for Boys.