Michaela Aschan
Job description
- Research on effects of climate warming on the marine environment, ecosystem based management, benthos and fish communities
- Cooperation with the fisheries and aquaculture Industry in Norway and Europe to develop climate adaptation plans
- Teach in biology, fisheries biology and management
- Leader of the Changing Arctic Research School
- Teach in PhD students in ethics of science, proposal writing and career development
Edvin L. Lindgård,
Erik Berg,
Fabian Zimmermann,
Michaela Aschan
:
Recent recovery and future prospects of the northeast Atlantic halibut stock
Charlotte Teresa Weber,
Michaela Aschan,
Timo Szczepanska,
Jens Petter Olsen
:
FishPoll – a serious game about sharing moving fish stocks under climate change
Edel Oddny Elvevoll,
Karl-Erik Eilertsen,
Michaela Maria Aschan,
Narcissa Bandarra
:
New marine low trophic resources as food: nutritional and food safety aspects
Thi Thanh Thuy Pham,
Ragnhildur Friðriksdóttir,
Charlotte Weber,
Jónas R. Viðarsson,
Nikos Papandroulakis,
Alan Baudron
et al.:
Guidelines for co-creating climate adaptation plans for fisheries and aquaculture
André Frainer,
Raul Primicerio,
Andrey V. Dolgov,
Maria Fossheim,
Edda Johannesen,
Sigrid Lind
et al.:
Increased functional diversity warns of ecological transition in the Arctic
Charlotte Teresa Weber,
Melania Borit,
Michaela Aschan
:
An interdisciplinary insight into the human dimension in fisheries models. A systematic literature review in a European Union context
Marie-Anne Blanchet,
Raul Primicerio,
Aslak Smalås,
Juliana Arias-Hansen,
Michaela Aschan
:
How vulnerable is the European seafood production to climate warming?
Marie-Anne Blanchet,
Raul Primicerio,
André Frainer,
Susanne Kortsch,
Mette Skern-Mauritzen,
Andrey V. Dolgov
et al.:
The role of marine mammals in the Barents Sea foodweb
Kåre Nolde Nielsen,
Alan Baudron,
Niall G. Fallon,
Paul G. Fernandes,
Mika Rahikainen,
Michaela Aschan
:
Participatory planning and decision support for ecosystem based fisheries management of the west coast of Scotland
Susanne Kortsch,
Raul Primicerio,
Michaela Aschan,
Sigrid Lind,
Andrey V. Dolgov,
Benjamin Planque
:
Food-web structure varies along environmental gradients in a high-latitude marine ecosystem
Kåre Nolde Nielsen,
Michaela Aschan,
Sveinn Agnarsson,
Marta Ballesteros,
Alan Baudron,
Maria de Fatima Borges
et al.:
A framework for results-based management in fisheries
Magnus Aune,
Michaela Maria Aschan,
Michael Greenacre,
Andrey V Dolgov,
Maria Fossheim,
Raul Primicerio
:
Functional roles and redundancy of demersal Barents Sea fish: Ecological implications of environmental change
Marie-Anne Blanchet,
Raul Primicerio,
Aslak Smalås,
Juliana Arias-Hansen,
Michaela Aschan
:
Data on European seafood biomass production by country, sectors, and species in 2004–2014 and on ecological characteristics of the main species produced
Magnus Aune,
Michaela Aschan,
Michael Greenacre,
Andrey V. Dolgov,
Maria Fossheim,
Raul Primicerio
:
Functional roles and redundancy of demersal Barents Sea fish: Ecological implications of environmental change
André Frainer,
Raul Primicerio,
Susanne Kortsch,
Magnus Aune,
Andrey V. Dolgov,
Maria Fossheim
et al.:
Climate-driven changes in functional biogeography of Arctic marine fish communities
Andre Frainer Barbosa,
Raul Primicerio,
Susanne Kortsch,
Magnus Aune,
Andreyv V. Dolgov,
Maria Fossheim
et al.:
Climate-driven changes in functional biogeography of Arctic marine fish communities
Arlene P. Aaron-Morrison,
Steven A Ackerman,
Nicolaus G Adams,
Robert F Adler,
Adelina Albanil,
EJ Alfaro
et al.:
State of the climate in 2015
Kåre Nolde Nielsen,
Petter Holm,
Michaela Aschan
:
Results based management in fisheries: Delegating responsibility to resource users
Susanne Kortsch,
Raul Primicerio,
Maria Fossheim,
Andrey V. Dolgov,
Michaela Aschan
:
Climate change alters the structure of arctic marine food webs due to poleward shifts of boreal generalists
Maria Fossheim,
Raul Primicerio,
Edda Johannesen,
Randi Ingvaldsen,
Michaela Aschan,
Andrey Dolgov
:
Recent warming leads to a rapid borealization of fish communities in the Arctic
Raul Primicerio,
Maria Fossheim,
Lis Lindal Jørgensen,
Edda Johannesen,
Magnus Aune Wiedmann,
Susanne Kortsch
et al.:
Barents Sea ecosystem vulnerability
Tore Haug,
Michaela Aschan,
Alf Håkon Hoel,
Torild Johansen,
Jan Henry Sundet
:
Introduction: Marine harvesting in the Arctic
Magnus Aune Wiedmann,
Michaela Aschan,
Gregoire Certain,
Andrey V. Dolgov,
Michael Greenacre,
Edda Johannesen
et al.:
Functional diversity of the Barents Sea fish community
Magnus Aune Wiedmann,
Raul Primicerio,
Andrey Dolgov,
Camilla Ottesen,
Michaela Aschan
:
Life history variation in Barents Sea fish: implications for sensitivity to fishing in a changing environment
Benjamin Planque,
Raul Primicerio,
Kathrine Michalsen,
Michaela Aschan,
Gregoire Certain,
Padmini Dalpadado
et al.:
Who eats whom in the Barents Sea: a foodweb topology from plankton to whales
Michaela Aschan,
Maria Fossheim,
Michael Greenacre,
Raul Primicerio
:
Change in Fish Community Structure in the Barents Sea
Ingrid Solstad Andreassen,
Michaela Aschan,
Kåre Nolde Nielsen
:
En felles fremtid for makrellen og kystnasjonene?
2025 ARKIV
Jens Petter Olsen,
Michaela Maria Aschan
:
Iterative Loops for Stakeholder Engagement in Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management Projects
2024 ARKIV
Sveinn Agnarsson,
Themistoklis Altintzoglou,
Thuy Pham,
Juliana Arias,
Pirjo Honkanen,
Michaela Aschan
et al.:
CONSUMER ACCEPTANCE AND WILLINGNESS-TO-PAY FOR LOW TROPHIC AQUACULTURE PRODUCTS
2023 ARKIV
Michaela Aschan,
Joshua Nyarko Boampong,
Kåre Nolde Nielsen,
Nina Mikkelsen,
Alexandre Rodriguez,
Sonia Doblado
et al.:
Implementing Results-Based Management in international- and SFPA waters: lessons learned in pilot studies
Nina Mikkelsen,
Alexandre Rodriguez,
Sonia Doblado,
Duarte Fernández Vidal,
Rosa Chapela,
Marta Ballesteros
et al.:
Management Recommendation 1 for each case study
Jónas R. Viðarsson,
Ragnhildur Friðriksdóttir,
Sigurður Ö Ragnarsson,
Karin Olsen,
Nina Mikkelsen,
Michaela Aschan
et al.:
Second management recommendation invitations submitted to case studies
Marie-Anne Blanchet,
Raul Primicerio,
André Frainer,
Susanne Kortsch,
Mette Skern-Mauritzen,
Andrey V Dolgov
et al.:
Erratum: The role of marine mammals in the Barents Sea foodweb (ICES Journal of Marine Science DOI: 10.1093/icesjms/fsz136)
Annfrid Sivertsen,
Camilla Brekke,
Ragnhild Johanne Rensaa,
Monica Alterskjær Sundset,
Michaela Aschan,
Kathrine Tveiterås
:
Trodde du at naturvitenskap og teknologi ikke var for deg?
09. April 2018 ARKIV
Charlotte Teresa Weber,
Melania Borit,
Eva Hnatkova,
Filomena Parada,
Hanne R. Johnsen,
Michaela Aschan
:
Identifying transferable skills to enhance Early Career Researchers employability
2018 ARKIV
Nina Mikkelsen,
Kåre Nolde Nielsen,
Michaela Aschan,
Ingrid Kvalvik,
Øystein Hermansen,
José Luis Santiago
et al.:
Report from the MR kick-off meeting
Jonas R. Vidarsson,
Ragnihildur Fridriksdottir,
Nina Mikkelsen,
Michaela Aschan,
Alexandre Rodriguez,
Juliana Antunes Galvão
et al.:
First MR invitations submitted to case studies
Elisabeth Ytteborg,
Trevor Telfer,
Nikos Papandroulakis,
Xosé A Álvarez-Salgado,
Fabio Pranovi,
Michaela Aschan
:
EAS2050 According to Climefish
2017 ARKIV
Charlotte Teresa Weber,
Melania Borit,
Michaela Aschan
:
Innovative PhD Training within an MSCA ETN
2017 ARKIV
Hanne Risan Johnsen,
Melania Borit,
Michaela Aschan,
Charlotte Teresa Weber
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Improving fisheries human capital through interdisciplinary doctoral training
2017 ARKIV
André Frainer,
Susanne Kortsch,
Magnus Aune Wiedmann,
Primicerio Raul,
Maria Fossheim,
Andrey V. Dolgov
et al.:
How is ecosystem function in the Barents Sea responding to a warming Arctic?
2016 ARKIV
Benjamin Planque,
Michaela Aschan,
Grégoire Certain,
Padmini Dalpadado,
Maria Fossheim,
Lis Lindal Jørgensen
et al.:
Ecosystem Resilience, What is it and how can we measure it?
2016 ARKIV
Charlotte Teresa Weber,
Michaela Aschan,
Melania Borit
:
Modelling Social Science Aspects in Fisheries. A Systematic Literature Review.
2015 ARKIV
Charlotte Teresa Weber,
Melania Borit,
Michaela Aschan
:
Modelling Social Science Aspects in Fisheries. A Systematic Literature Review.
2015 ARKIV
Melania Borit,
Michaela Aschan,
Kåre Nolde Nielsen,
Petter Holm
:
How national culture may influence fishers' participation in fisheries management and their probability of providing trustworthy documentation
2014 ARKIV
Xoel Garcia Chamorro,
Melania Borit,
Kåre Nolde Nielsen,
Michaela Aschan,
Petter Holm
:
Results-based management in three Galician Goose Barnacle fisheries
2014 ARKIV
Melania Borit,
Michaela Aschan,
Jorge Santos
:
Lessons learned from a Masters programme in International Fisheries Management
2014 ARKIV
Michaela Aschan,
Petter Olsen,
Melania Borit,
Claire W. Armstrong,
Petter Holm,
Kåre Nolde Nielsen
et al.:
Documenting sustainability for value-added fish products
2014 ARKIV
Benjamin Planque,
Gregoire Certain,
Padmini Dalpadado,
Maria Fossheim,
Harald Gjøsæter,
Edda Johannesen
et al.:
BarEcoRe: Barents Sea Ecosystem resilience under global environmental change
Institute of Marine Research Report 2013 ARKIV
Benjamin Planque,
Gregoire Certain,
Raul Primicerio,
Kathrine Michalsen,
Lis Lindal Jørgensen,
Michaela Aschan
et al.:
Ecological resilience for ecologists. ICES CM 2012/A:20
2012 ARKIV
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Research interests
Michaela Aschan is Professor in Fisheries Biology and Management at UiT, the Arctic University of Norway, and has a Ph.D. in Ecology from the University of Helsinki, including additional training in statistics, geography and philosophy. She has served as the Vice Dan with responsibility for science activities at the Faculty of Biosciences, Fisheries and Economics. This involves science strategic planning at the UiT level, overall responsibility for the PhD-education programme at the Faculty as a central role in the Faculty lead. This experience has given her leadership opportunities and training as well as the opportunity to assemble multidisciplinary teams for solving new scientific challenges. Her research covers a wide range of scientific areas including stock assessment and population biology of shellfish; fish and benthic communities; sampling design; bio-economic aspects of fisheries regulation and management; and climate induced changes in the marine ecosystem. She has wide experience from national projects, EU projects, other international projects as well as ICES Working Group leadership and participation and Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification.
Ongoing projects:
ClimeFish Coordinator => https://climefish.eu/
FarFish WP leader =>https://www.farfish.eu/
BSEco and BarentsRisk Norwegian Research Council
News: https://www.euronews.com/2019/04/29/fish-are-growing-faster-with-the-changing-climate
Teaching
Excellent Teaching Practitioner in 2016
Read more about my teaching in my pedagogical portpholio https://digitalmappe.uit.no/aschan/
Member of research group
CV
See CV as attatchment to the right
Attachments:
- CV Aschan 2018 (docx)