

Population Geneticist
Education:
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Ph.D. in biology (population genetics). 2000. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences,
Sweden.
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M.Sc. in Biology. 1996. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences,
Sweden.
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B.Sc. in biology. 1995. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences,
Sweden.
· University Diploma in Fishery Science. 1994. University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
Research Interests:
My research interests are within the fields of population genetics,
conservation and behaviour of tuna and salmonid fish species. The main themes
of the research are: 1) Describing and understanding population genetic
structure of tuna and salmonid populations over both micro- and
macro-geographical scales, and 2) understanding what affects the level of gene
flow among populations.
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Post-doc (population geneticist) at the Virginia Institute of Marine
Sciences, Gloucester Point, Virginia, USA.
(2002-Present)
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Post-doc (population geneticist) at the Danish Institute for Fisheries
Research, Department
of Inland Fisheries, Silkeborg, Denmark.
(2001-2002)
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Scientist (population geneticist) at the Department of Aquaculture,
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden. (2000-2001)
· Ph.D. student at the Department of Aquaculture, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden. (1996-2000)
Publications:
Carlsson, J. & Carlsson, J.E.L. 2002. Micro-scale
distribution of brown trout: an opportunity for kin-selection? Ecology of
Freshwater Fish, 11: 234-239.
Carlsson, J. & Nilsson, J. 2001. Effects of
Geomorphological Structures on Genetic Differentiation among Brown Trout
Populations in a Northern Boreal River Drainage. Transactions of the
American Fisheries Society. 130: 36-45.
Carlsson, J. & Nilsson, J. 2000. Population genetic
structure of brown trout (Salmo trutta L.) within a northern boreal forest
stream. Hereditas. 132: 173-181.
Carlsson, J.,
Olsén, H. K, Nilsson, J., Øverli, Ø. & Stabell, O. B. 1999. Microsatellites
reveal fine-scale genetic structure in stream-living Brown trout. Journal of
Fish Biology. 55: 1290-1303.