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Alexander Kopatz
Researcher at NINA - Norsk institutt for naturforskning
Alexander Kopatz is a researcher at NINA - Norsk institutt for naturforskning (Norwegian Institute for Nature Research) based in Trondheim, Norway.14 His work primarily focuses on wildlife conservation genetics and molecular ecology.23
Professional Background
Kopatz has been employed as a researcher at NINA since September 2018.4 Prior to this, he worked as a researcher at NIBIO (Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research) from May 2011.4 His academic journey also included a position as a PhD student and researcher.4
Research Focus
Alexander Kopatz specializes in:
- Wildlife conservation genetics
- Molecular ecology
- Research on bears and other carnivores5
Contact Information
- Email: alexander.kopatz@nina.no
- Phone: +47 451 32 514
- Department: Rovdata1
Online Presence
Kopatz maintains a professional presence on various platforms:
- ORCID: He has an ORCID profile, which is a unique identifier for researchers1
- Google Scholar: His academic publications are listed on Google Scholar3
- ResearchGate: He has a profile on this scientific networking site2
- Bluesky: He describes himself as a "Wildlife researcher, conservation geneticist, bears + carnivores, arctic photographer" on this platform5
Alexander Kopatz's research contributions have solidified his position as a respected figure in the field of wildlife conservation and genetics, with a particular focus on carnivores and Arctic ecosystems.
