Martin W. Skov is affiliated with Bangor University in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and earth and planetary sciences, with significant contributions to ecology, earth-surface processes, pollution, atmospheric science, and global and planetary change.
Their work encompasses a variety of topics including coastal wetland ecosystem dynamics, microplastics and plastic pollution, coastal and marine dynamics, geology and paleoclimatology research, land use and ecosystem services, isotope analysis in ecology, and marine and fisheries research.
Recent publications reflect a broad engagement with marine and coastal environmental issues. Notable recent papers include:
Their frequent collaborators include Mark Walton, Jan Geert Hiddink, Cai Ladd, Evelyn B. Taboada, and Nicola Beaumont, reflecting a network of co-authors with shared research interests.
Martin W. Skov publishes regularly in key journals within their field. The venues with the most frequent publications include:
T.J. Bouma;J. van Belzen;T. Balke;Z. Zhu
L. B. Firth;R. C. Thompson;K. Bohn;M. Abbiati
Peter E. Robins;Martin W. Skov;Matt J. Lewis;Luis Giménez
Louise B. Firth;Louise B. Firth;Richard C. Thompson;Freya J. White;Meredith Schofield
Martin W. Skov;Richard G. Hartnoll
M. W. Skov;M. Vannini;J. P. Shunula;R. G. Hartnoll
Mark Huxham;Marappullige P Kumara;Loku P Jayatissa;Ken W Krauss
Kate E. Davidson;Mike S. Fowler;Martin W. Skov;Stefan H. Doerr
Hilary Ford;Angus Garbutt;Cai Ladd;Jonathan Malarkey
Louise B. Firth;Meredith Schofield;Freya J. White;Martin W. Skov
M. W. Skov;R. G. Hartnoll
Joseph Kipkorir Sigi Lang'at;James G. Kairo;Maurizio Mencuccini;Steven Bouillon
Cai J.T. Ladd;Cai J.T. Ladd;Mollie F. Duggan-Edwards;Tjeerd J. Bouma;Jordi F. Pagès;Jordi F. Pagès;Jordi F. Pagès
Martin W. Skov;Richard G. Hartnoll;Renison K. Ruwa;Jude P. Shunula
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Mark Huxham;Joseph Langat;Fredrick Tamooh;Hilary Kennedy
Louise B. Firth;Louise B. Firth;Louise B. Firth;Freya J. White;Meredith Schofield;Mick E. Hanley
R.G. Hartnoll;S. Cannici;W.D. Emmerson;S. Fratini
Olivia R. Rendón;Angus Garbutt;Martin Skov;Iris Möller
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Emil Ólafsson;Susanne Buchmayer;Martin W. Skov
Joseph Kipkorir Sigi Lang'at;Bernard K Y Kirui;Martin W Skov;James G Kairo
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