Dirigente Ricerca
Dipartimento di Ecologia Marina Integrata

Tel.: +39 324 6286449
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e-mail: lorenzo.ciannelli(at)szn.it
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Curriculum Vitae

Interessi di ricerca

Sono nato ad Ischia, nel Golfo di Napoli (Italia). Lavoro come professore e ricercatore presso l'Oregon State University dal 2007. Il mio principale interesse di ricerca è nell'oceanografia della pesca, che è lo studio di come i processi fisici e biogeochimici dell'oceano influenzano le popolazioni e le comunità ittiche. Gran parte del mio lavoro si concentra su uova, larve e stadi giovanili di pesci. Negli ultimi anni, sono stato coinvolto nello sviluppo e nell'implementazione di programmi di ricerca e didattici transdisciplinari tra studenti e ricercatori di diversa estrazione disciplinare e personale. Questi interessi hanno portato al mio coinvolgimento in nuovi progetti di ricerca con ricercatori di scienze naturali, quantitativi e sociali e allo sviluppo di nuovi programmi di studio sul lavoro di squadra collaborativo e interdisciplinare.

Principali Pubblicazioni

Ciannelli L, Neuheimer AB, Stige LC, Frank KT, Durant JM, Hunsicker M, Rogers LA, Porter S, Ottersen G, Yaragina NA (2021) Ontogenetic spatial constraints of sub-arctic marine fish species. Fish and Fisheries (In press)

Ciannelli L, Tolkova I, Lauth R, Puerta P, Helser T, Gitelman A, Thompson G (2020) Spatial, interannual, and generational sources of trait variability in a marine population. Ecology 101(1)

Ciannelli L, Bailey K, Olsen EM. (2015) Ecological and evolutionary constraints of fish spawning habitats. ICES Journal of Marine Science 72(2), 285–296
Ciannelli L, Hunsicker M, Beaudreau A, Bailey K, Crowder L, Finley C, Webb C, Reynolds J, Sagmiller K, Anderies JM, Hawthorne D, Parrish J, Heppell S, Conway F, Chigbu P (2014) Transdisciplinary graduate education in marine resource science and management. ICES Journal of Marine Science 71(5): 1047-1051

Ciannelli L, Fisher JAD, Skern-Mauritzen M, Hunsicker ME, Hidalgo M, Frank KT, Bailey KM. (2013) Theory, consequences and evidence of eroding population spatial structure in harvested marine fishes. Marine Ecology Progress Series 480: 227-243

Ciannelli L, Knutsen H, Moland E, Espeland SH, Asplin L, Jelmert A, Knutsen JA, Stenseth NC (2010) Small-scale genetic structure in a marine population in relation to water circulation and egg characteristics. Ecology 91(10): 2918-2930

Ciannelli L, Fauchald P, Chan KS, Agostini VN, Dingsør GE. (2008) Spatial fisheries ecology: recent progress and future prospects. Journal of Marine Systems. 71: 223–236

Ciannelli L, Bailey K, Chan KS, Stenseth NC (2007) Phenological and geographical patterns of walleye pollock spawning in the Gulf of Alaska. Canadian Journal of Aquatic and Fisheries Sciences 64:713-722

Ciannelli L, Dingsør G, Bogstad B, Ottersen G, Chan KS, Gjøsæter H, Stiansen JE, Stenseth NC. (2007) Spatial anatomy of species survival rates: effects of predation and climate-driven environmental variability. Ecology 88: 635-646

Ciannelli L., Chan K.S., Bailey K.M., and N.C. Stenseth. (2004) Nonadditive effects of the environment on the survival of a large marine fish population. Ecology 85(12): 3418-3427

Book chapters

Conway F, Ciannelli L (In press). Wild capture of fisheries: Processes, Technology, and Solutions. In Ocean and Society: An Introduction to Marine Studies, edited by Ana K. Spalding and Daniel O. Suman. Taylor & Francis/Routledge), 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017

Brander K, Botsford L, Ciannelli L, Fogarty M, Heath M, Planque B, Shannon L, Wieland K (2010) Human impacts on marine ecosystems. In: Barange M, Field JG, Harris RP, Hofmann EE, Perry IR, Werner F (Eds) ‘Marine ecosystems and global change’. Oxford, Biology

Ciannelli L., Hjermann D.Ø., Lehodey P., Ottersen G., Duffy-Anderson J.T. and N.C. Stenseth. (2005) Climate forcing, food web structure and community dynamics in pelagic marine ecosystems. Invited chapter in: ‘Aquatic Food Webs: an ecosystem approach’. Belgrano A., Scharler U., Dunne J., and R. Ulanowicz (Editors). Oxford University Press. Pp 143-169