Thomas White
Dr. Thomas White (ARC DECRA Fellow & Senior Lecturer)
I'm an evolutionary ecologist with an interest in using non-model invertebrates to answer questions of behaviour, sensory ecology, and communication.
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Sanni
Sanni Silvasti (PhD)
Based at MQ, Sanni is unravelling the physiology and evolutionary ecology of dynamic signalling using iridescent butterflies.
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Caitlyn Drayton-Taylor
Caitlyn Drayton-Taylor (PhD)
Caitlyn is using the tools of behavioural economics to ask how and why inverts make tough decisions.
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Amelie Vanderstock
Amelie Vanderstock (PhD)
Amelie is exploring how native bees can connect urban agriculture, native bushland, and the public via the power of citizen science.
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Yolanda Hanusch
Yolanda Hanusch (PhD)
Yolanda is illuminating the identity and key role of insect pollinators in agricultural pollination networks in apple, blueberry and market gardens.
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Joseph McCormick
Joseph McCormick (PhD)
Joseph is unravelling the nutritional ecology of key pollinators.
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Caragh Herringe
Benjamin Mathews-Hunter (Masters)
Ben is exploring the social lives and conservation of vicious velvet worms.
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Stephanie
Stephanie White (Honours)
Stephanie is untangling the complexities of colour preferences in butterflies.
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Georgia
Georgia Mercieca (Honours)
Georgia is hard at work designing & testing (model) super-flowers for catching the attention of pollinators.
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Cormac White
Cormac White (Postdog)
When awake, Mac can be found pursuing his interests in ornithology, terrestrial invertebrate ecology, and entomophagy.