Snigdhodeb Dutta

I am a PhD candidate in Biology at Concordia University, specializing in ecology with a focus on freshwater fish ecology and the impacts of climate change on aquatic ecosystems. I hold a Master’s degree in Biological Sciences, which provided rigorous training in ecological research, statistical analysis, and scientific writing. My academic experience includes advanced coursework in biostatistics and ecological modeling, as well as extensive research on brook trout population dynamics, climate variability, and hydrological processes in freshwater systems. I have applied quantitative methods, including linear models, generalized least squares, and mixed-effects models, to analyze long-term ecological datasets. Professionally, I have served as a guest lecturer in biology and participated in scientific workshops, conferences, and interdisciplinary initiatives. My research integrates field-based ecological data with advanced statistical approaches to address key challenges in the conservation and climate resilience of freshwater ecosystems.