Fiona Soper
PI, Assistant professor
I am Zimbabwean-Australian (our lab logo, an Acacia, is emblematic of these places as well as being a nitrogen-fixer– of course!), and have also lived in the US (New York and Montana), Sweden, and Nunavut. As well as being a physiological ecologist, biogeochemist and nutrient enthusiast, I'm a budding herpetologist, and an average-but-enthusiastic rock climber, tree climber, backpacker, kayaker, sailor, and hunter.
fiona.soper@mcgill.ca
@FionaSoper
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PI, Assistant professor
I am Zimbabwean-Australian (our lab logo, an Acacia, is emblematic of these places as well as being a nitrogen-fixer– of course!), and have also lived in the US (New York and Montana), Sweden, and Nunavut. As well as being a physiological ecologist, biogeochemist and nutrient enthusiast, I'm a budding herpetologist, and an average-but-enthusiastic rock climber, tree climber, backpacker, kayaker, sailor, and hunter.
fiona.soper@mcgill.ca
@FionaSoper
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Photo credit: Dado Galdieri
Caroline Dallstream
PhD student
I'm a nature lover who's interested in exploring the physiology of plant-fungus-microbiome interactions and scaling up to the ecosystem level. I grew up in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona but completed my B.Sc. in Environmental Science at Western Washington University where I collected tree ring records in the North Cascades for my honors projects. After school, I moved to Chile to work as a research assistant at a Patagonian ecological research center (CIEP), where I mostly worked on non-structural carbohydrate dynamics and leaf nutrient resorption in trees. My varied interests include literature, art, music, and all physical activities which I hope to incorporate,
directly or indirectly, into my work with the Soper Lab.
caroline.dallstream@mail.mcgill.ca
PhD student
I'm a nature lover who's interested in exploring the physiology of plant-fungus-microbiome interactions and scaling up to the ecosystem level. I grew up in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona but completed my B.Sc. in Environmental Science at Western Washington University where I collected tree ring records in the North Cascades for my honors projects. After school, I moved to Chile to work as a research assistant at a Patagonian ecological research center (CIEP), where I mostly worked on non-structural carbohydrate dynamics and leaf nutrient resorption in trees. My varied interests include literature, art, music, and all physical activities which I hope to incorporate,
directly or indirectly, into my work with the Soper Lab.
caroline.dallstream@mail.mcgill.ca
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Ana Avila Vitorino
PhD student (co-supervised with the Leung lab) I'm a lifelong lover of tropical forests and marine life. I came to McGill in 2017 for an undergrad in quantitative biology, and tried out research in cell biology and theoretical ecology before finding my passion for statistical modelling in ecology. I am beginning a career as a tropical forest modeller, and my current research involves the regrowth of native vegetation after agricultural abandonment. My main career goal is to contribute to research in the Neotropics, particularly on my native country Brazil, to help recover previously forested land. On my free time, you can find me doing morning yoga, studying foreign languages or drawing wildlife. ana.avila@mail.mcgill.ca |
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Former Members
Mia Marcellus (MS researcher), currently a Longevity Modeler at Club Vita
Emily Brown (summer undergraduate researcher), currently an MS student at UBC
Lola Milder (summer undergraduate researcher), current McGill student
Mia Marcellus (MS researcher), currently a Longevity Modeler at Club Vita
Emily Brown (summer undergraduate researcher), currently an MS student at UBC
Lola Milder (summer undergraduate researcher), current McGill student
