Jean-Baptiste Juhel is an ecology scientist, the founder of Octopus datalab and an enthusiast problem solver. Jean-Baptiste has 10 years of experience in several aspects of science. Prior to founding Octopus datalab, he spent 6 years in post-doc academic research focusing on implementing innovative survey methods and statistical modeling to estimate marine biodiversity, evaluate anthropogenic impacts and optimize conservation measures. He published a dozen A-ranked scientific articles and got involved in more than 10 oceanographic campaigns as an expert or as the head of mission. He spent a year coordinating the scientific consortium “Scattered Islands” for the Terres australes et antarctiques françaises.
