Summary
Hannah O'sullivan is a quantitative ecologist and Graduate Teaching Assistant at Imperial College London with nine years' experience applying R, Python, C++ and SQL to questions of plant traits, ecosystem functioning and biodiversity. She combines field leadership—from multi-year herpetological surveys in the Iwokrama forest—to computational research on acoustic and ecological datasets, including publications in leading journals. At Imperial she teaches and mentors students in data analysis, advises on project design, and has hands-on experience managing research databases and web2py sites. Her background bridging tropical fieldwork, long-term strandings data and machine learning for species identification gives her a rare blend of practical ecology and advanced quantitative skills, now applied from Helsinki while completing a PhD in quantitative ecology.
9 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Quantitative ecology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Quantitative ecology at Imperial College London
Bachelor of Science (BSc), Zoology, Bachelor of Science (BSc), Zoology at University of Exeter
English, Thai, French, Spanish, German