Scientists
SAIAB’s research team focuses its attention on the full spectrum of aquatic environments: from marine offshore to continental freshwater catchments.
Research covers ecology and conservation biology that links biodiversity at molecular and organism levels with the environment and genetic and species diversity.
Conservation Biology & Ecology (CBE)
Focuses on understanding the processes underpinning aquatic biodiversity in order to inform the conservation of those resources.
Molecular Biology & Systematics (MBS)
Focuses on the exploration and description of southern African aquatic biodiversity from a molecular to a community level.
Researchers at SAIAB and their areas of study are listed below:
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Roger Bills
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Biogeography and systematics of freshwater fishes
Conservation genetics and management of threatened freshwater fishes |
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Dr Albert Chakona
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My research interests span the fields of ecology, phylogeography, historical biogeography, systematics and conservation. |
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Ofer Gon
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Marine fish systematics
Biology and ecology of marine fishes
History of ichthyology in South Africa |
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Professor Olaf Weyl
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I am an editorial board member of African Zoology, African Journal of Aquatic Science and Journal of Fish Biology and provide expert advice for several organisations including the Endangered Wildlife Trust and the World Wildlife Fund. |
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