I lead the Ecosystem Dynamics Lab within the School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Sydney. I use a strategic combination of population biology and trophic ecology, along with cutting-edge statistical techniques (both frequentist and Bayesian techniques), to predict how ecosystems respond to climate change and the introduction of exotic species. My research is theory driven and holistic, drawing on vertebrate, invertebrate and plant groups to study ecosystem function. In addition, I use the latest innovations in technology to assist in data collection, such as remote cameras and open-sourced hardware.
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Awards
- The Australian Mammal Society President’s Early Researcher Award, 2019.
- Ecological Society of Australia Members’ Service Prize, 2018.
- Post-graduate Excellence Prize finalist, School of Biological Sciences, University of Sydney 2015.
- Postgraduate Support Scheme, School of Biological Sciences, University of Sydney 2014.
- Lyne Award, Australian Mammal Society of Australia 2013.
- Postgraduate Support Scheme, School of Biological Sciences, University of Sydney 2013.
- Paddy Palin Young Researcher Award, Humane Society, Royal Zoological Society of NSW 2012.
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