Juliano Abrantes is a postdoctoral researcher based in Vancouver who blends marine science, ecological modeling, and environmental data science to assess how climate change and human pressures reshape fisheries and marine conservation. With a PhD from UBC and a decade of experience, he applies quantitative methods and R-driven open-data workflows to reveal large-scale ecosystem patterns and inform policy. He contributes to international assessments as an AR7 WGII Chapter Scientist for Central and South America and consults part-time with NGOs to co-develop climate-resilient, community-centered management strategies across Latin America. Juliano is committed to inclusive research that elevates voices from the Global South, translating complex science into actionable recommendations for decision-makers. Less obvious is his consistent practice of combining reproducible code, open datasets, and cross-cultural collaboration to accelerate uptake of science in policy contexts.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Environmental Biology, Bachelor of Science - BS, Environmental Biology at UAM Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Zoology/Animal Biology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Zoology/Animal Biology at UBC Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries
Master of Science - MS, Environmental Science and Management, Master of Science - MS, Environmental Science and Management at Bren School of Environmental Science & Management - University of California, Santa Barbara
Spanish, Portuguese
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This repository supports the research "Matching the Time of Emergence of Transboundary Fish Stocks to Lead Time for Policy Response Under Climate Change"
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