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Hannah Rempel (Hah-nuh Rehm-pull) is a PhD Candidate and Stengl-Wyer Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin Casey Lab.

Her ongoing research focuses on how the roles of herbivorous and detritivorous fishes vary in response to local-scale human stressors. Her approaches integrate field-based research with lab-based molecular and isotopic techniques.

Her broader scientific interests are in studying ecological interactions, how species ecosystem roles change in response to human impacts, and the implications of these changes for local communities. She also enjoys science communication, SciArt, and educational outreach.