If your research project is going to involve building an SDM, then one of your first tasks will be to … More
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Great (student-supervisor) expectations
Image: http://phdskills.blogspot.com.au/ I’ve started supervising students a little more frequently now, and during the induction process have found myself coming back … More
Kids adaptation of our threatened species in cities research now online
We recently published a paper in Global Ecology and Biogeography which shows that, contrary to popular belief, Australian cities and towns are … More
Research video: conserving bats in cities
I’ve put together this short video which covers some of the work we’re doing on ensuring urban microbat populations remain … More
A quick dedication to some trees that I love
At the risk of coming across as a tree-hugger: I love trees. I do. Now don’t get me wrong – … More
A plea to make conferences more Twitter-friendly
I know, I hear you: I was also deeply skeptical about Twitter when I joined the QAECO group (@qaecology) a … More
What happens at a bat conference…
Doesn’t stay at a bat conference, because I’ve written a post about it! I have just returned from Costa Rica … More
Moving labs for your first postdoc: to stay or to go?
About six months ago, I moved back to Melbourne for my first postdoc (the job you do after your PhD). … More
Shifting the focus of agri-environment schemes: managing for bats around farms
Bats are fascinating creatures – there are about 1,200 species, and they are the second most abundant mammal (behind the … More
Young Australian scientists questioning the status quo. Part 3: Any hope?
Here are some attempted-quotes from the Forum: (‘attempted’ because I can’t write very quickly and didn’t get them down verbatim… … More