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UBC Faculty of Forestry > Faculty Profiles > Fischer, Monika

Fischer, Monika

July 15, 2024 | Author: UBC Forestry

Monika Fischer smiling.

Fischer, Monika

Assistant Professor

Department of Botany

Department of Forest and Conservation Sciences

6270 University Blvd (Botany)
Room 3205
Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4
Canada

monika.fischer@botany.ubc.ca

Fischer Fire Fungi Lab

@MonikaSFischer

Research Areas:

Applied Conservation ScienceEcosystems and Climate ChangeSustainable Forest Management
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Monika is a mycologist who is passionate about understanding the biological mechanisms that drive ecological processes. Our lab seeks to understand what it means to be a fire-adapted fungus, and the role(s) that these fungi play during post-fire recovery. Fire-loving fungi are highly active within days following fire, including the model organism, Neurospora crassa. To build a holistic framework of the fungal role in post-fire recovery – we work across scales, using a breadth of techniques including classical genetics, cell biology, genomics, directed laboratory experiments with synthetic communities, and field surveys.

Posted in: Applied Conservation Science, Assistant Professors, Ecosystems and Climate Change, Faculty Profiles, FCS Faculty, Sustainable Forest Management
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