Today I started my PhD!
Moving to Hamilton, New Zealand to start my PhD journey. The first moments… Continue reading Today I started my PhD!
Moving to Hamilton, New Zealand to start my PhD journey. The first moments… Continue reading Today I started my PhD!
My presentation at the Relevance of Collections in the Anthropocene conference held at the NHM London where I discussed how we archive superorganisms, and how termite collections from the past, present and future will continue to be valuable research tools. Continue reading How do we Archive Superorganisms in Natural History Collections?
Evolutionary Genomics – an exciting 1-week workshop understanding how to communicate in Bash, Turkish, and English! Hosted by the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Society of Turkey. Continue reading A Multilingual Genomics Workshop in Turkey
Our journal of Animal Ecology article, covered in Nature Research Highlights Continue reading Ants Dominate Clean-up in Tropical Forest Systems
As a research assistant with the Soil Biodiversity Research Group at the Natural History Museum, I supported the fieldwork at Maliau Basin in Borneo 2016 Continue reading Dreams do Come True: Tropical Ecology Research in Borneo!
Christmas Day 2016 with the amazing Snow Macaques of Nagano, keeping warm in the geothermal hot pools Continue reading The Extreme World of Japanese Snow Macaques (Nihonzaru 日本猿)
I was lucky enough to benefit from the outreach activities Imperial College had to offer schoolchildren. I spent a year in STEM outreach after my masters to give something back and hopefully help future generations get excited about science! Continue reading STEM Outreach and Science Communication at Imperial College London: A Journey!
The public engagement activities of the British Ecological Society are fresh and creative! I joined the team on tour during a jam packed music festival season! Continue reading Sex, Bugs & Rock N Roll!
The Art of Research Exhibition pulls together staff and students across the college to display images linked to their research. Continue reading “Use a picture. It’s worth a thousand words.”
During my third year as an undergraduate ecology student at the University of Hull (Scarborough Campus) I shadowed Tim Burkinshaw and learned a lot about biodiversity policy and archaeologically important sites in North Yorkshire Continue reading Biodiversity and Ecology at Scarborough Borough Council HQ