Dr Pavel Kratina

Undergraduate Teaching

• Practical Molecular and Cellular Biology (Tutorials) (BIO190)
• Practical Biology (Tutorials) (BIO192)
• Research Methods and Communication (Tutorial) (BIO209)
• Ecological Interactions (BIO293)
• Research Methods and Communication II (Tutorials) (BIO309)

Postgraduate Teaching

Teaching on our Aquatic Ecology by Reserch MSc, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology MSc and Freshwater and Marine Ecology MSc:

• Ecosystem Structure and Functioning (BIO737P)

Teaching on our Aquatic Ecology by Reserch MSc and Freshwater and Marine Ecology MSc:

• Quantitative Techniques for Surveying and Monitoring in Ecology (BIO795P)

Research

Research Interests:

I am a population and community ecologist. My research evaluates the roles of climate warming, foraging behavior, and other organismal traits on the diversity, structure, and dynamics of aquatic food webs and ecosystems.

I seek to develop a mechanistic understanding of processes that control species diversity and its consequences for ecosystem function and services.

This work spans a range of approaches to testing ecological hypotheses, including manipulative experiments, mechanistic modelling, and integrative analysis of large-scale data from diverse aquatic ecosystems.

• Find out more on the Food Web Ecology website

Research department

• Biology

Publications

• Browse a list of  publications by Pavel Kratina
• See Pavel Kratina's Google Scholar citations
• See Pavel Kratina's Research Gate contributions

PhD Supervision

PhD supervision

• Lowri Evans
• Victoria Kemp
• Leah Lewington-Pearce
• Jessica Picken
• Hanrong Tan