Many congratulations to Professor Olaf Schmidt who has been announced as one of the new Fellows of the British Ecological Society. Along with the other fellows, he brings a wide range of expertise and has dedicated his career to advancing the evolving field of ecology.
This year’s cohort includes pioneers and leaders in ecology. Among the newly elected Fellows are leading voices who are working at the nexus of policy and biodiversity, practitioners, and those empowering the next generation of ecologists.
Professor Olaf Schmidt holds a PhD in soil ecology (UCD), an MSc in soil science (University of Aberdeen), and a 5-year German degree in agricultural sciences (Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg). His main research interests are in the ecology, biodiversity, and biochemistry of soils, with other active research interests in pest management, invasive species, tick ecology, and meat authentication and livestock traceability using stable isotope ratio techniques. His teaching is in the areas of agri-environmental sciences and policy, agricultural zoology, and research skills.
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