David A. S. Rosen is affiliated with the University of British Columbia in Canada. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science, with a significant emphasis on ecology, atmospheric science, and global and planetary change. Their work also touches on nature and landscape conservation and oceanography as subfields of study.
The scientist's main topics of investigation include marine animal studies, physiological and biochemical adaptations, Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics, marine and fisheries research, ocean acidification effects and responses, cryospheric studies and observations, and marine bivalve and aquaculture studies.
They have published extensively in various scientific venues. Frequent publication venues include Conservation Physiology, Marine Mammal Science, Aquatic Mammals, bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory), and the Journal of Experimental Biology.
Among their recent papers are:
Frequent collaborators in their research include Andrew W. Trites, Rhea L. Storlund, Martin Haulena, Elizabeth A. McHuron, and Shawn R. Noren.
David A. S. Rosen;Andrew W. Trites
Arliss J. Winship;Andrew W. Trites;David A. S. Rosen
Morgane Viviant;Andrew W. Trites;David A. S. Rosen;Pascal Monestiez
Dominic J. Tollit;Mandy Wong;Arliss J. Winship;David A. S. Rosen
Robert Williams;Martin Krkošek;Erin Ashe;Trevor A Branch
David A.S. Rosen;Andrew W. Trites
David A.S Rosen;Arliss J Winship;Lisa A Hoopes
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Andreas Fahlman;Caroline Svärd;Caroline Svärd;David A S Rosen;David R Jones
D. A. S. Rosen;A. W. Trites
Andreas Fahlman;Rory Wilson;Caroline Svärd;David A. S. Rosen
Tiphaine Jeanniard du Dot;David A.S. Rosen;Julie P. Richmond;Alexander S. Kitaysky
Jan M. McPhee;David A. S. Rosen;Russel D. Andrews;Russel D. Andrews;Andrew W. Trites
David A.S. Rosen;Andrew W. Trites
David A. S. Rosen;Andrew W. Trites
David A.S Rosen;Andrew W Trites
D. Tollit;S. Heaslip;B. Deagle;S. Iverson
David A. S. Rosen;Andrew W Trites
David A. S. Rosen;Dominic J. Tollit
David A. S. Rosen;Deane Renouf
David A. S. Rosen;Andrew W. Trites
L. D. Rea;D. A. S. Rosen;A. W. Trites
Sarah M. E. Fortune;Andrew W. Trites;Charles A. Mayo;David A. S. Rosen
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