Eirik Ryvoll Åsheim

I joined SLU Aqua in 2024 to work with assessment data and scientific advice related to the revision of the Swedish eel management plan. Since then, I have been working with scientific research on European eel, experimental work, data collection, as well as work on new ways to share eel data produced by SLU.

My key scientific interests revolve around animal function (physiology and life-history biology) related to ecology and human-made changes to the natural environment. I'm also interested in developing ways to bridge reserach on high-level population assessments with lower-level experimental organismal research.

PhD: 2023, Univeristy of Helsinki. Life history biology and genetics in Atlantic salmon. Primmer EvolConGen group.

MSc: 2019, Norwegian University of Science and technology. Physiology and ecology of thermal tolerance in zebrafish. Jutfelt ecophysiology group.

Scientific publications: Google Scholar