Nigel was invited to SLU – the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden to visit Dr Alva Curtsdotter, a biological modeller, and also gave a seminar on his research….
Read moreA new study deploys “dummy caterpillars” across the world to reveal predation hotspots – and who is behind them. LINK HERE It is well known that the tropics have many…
Read moreThe lab has farewelled Nicolas with a lab dinner at the Red Grapevine after 5 months internship in the lab carrying out ant oxygen limitation and thermolimit research. We have…
Read moreNigel and Sarah are currently in beautiful Biddeford, Maine at the ‘other’ University of New England attending the Gordon Conference: Unifying Ecology Across Scales. We are showing off our ant…
Read moreOliver, I., Dorrough, J., Doherty, H., Andrew, N.R., 2016. Additive and synergistic effects of land cover, land use and climate on insect biodiversity. Landscape Ecology, 1-17.
Read moreBehnaz’s first publication from her PhD has been accepted in PeerJ The physiological consequences of varied heat exposure events in adult Myzus persicae: a single prolonged exposure compared to repeated…
Read morein Austral Entomology entitled “Effects of microclimate and species identity on body temperature and thermal tolerance of ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). Well done Zac!
Read moreMatt and Behnaz have both submitted their PhD’s for examination in the last few weeks – its a huge achievement for them both! Congrats
Read moreSandie submitted her Honours thesis today – its a huge achievement. Ecosystem services provided by dung beetles in a temperate region of Australia well done!
Read moreKirsti profiled in an article about School of Ants in WildLife Australia magazine. Check it out here
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