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- 21st November 2015
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Read MoreAll is quiet at the University before the new academic term starts, but the PhD students are still beavering away in the lab!!
Read MoreBobby chairs an afternoon of talks presented by students in the Ecology and Conservation group, including one by our very own Fabio.
Read MoreiPEG hosts future scientists from the local girls grammar school to give them experience of working in a laboratory and tackling a reserach question. They then have to produce a poster and talk on the subject of alternative methods of pest control. Excellent job by the team. In this video ex-iPEG member Jo Randall features as […]
Read MoreKen attends the 30th anniversary of the St Kilda Soay sheep project held at the Royal Society of Edinburgh meeting rooms. Chance to catch up with some old faces! Read a Journal of Animal Ecology blog post about the St Kilda project. Top: Tim Clutton-Brock (centre) with Ian Stevenson (right), Pat Monaghan (far-right) and Jos […]
Read MoreKen wins new grant with Australian collaborators including Prof Steve Simpson FRS FAA at the University of Sydney and the Australian Plague Locust Commission to increase the effectiveness of the biopesticide Green Guard®. The study is funded by an Australian Research Council Linkage Grant and will run for 3 years. Read a new story about […]
Read MoreiPEG gang (Aislinn, Stephanie, Bobby, Fabio, Ken) and other ecologists get to grips with the R stats package under the expert guidance of Andrew Beckerman and Dylan Childs. Top: Dylan (left) and Andrew (right) debating the merits of R with attendees. Above: Some more of the R4All attendees
Read Moreex-iPEG post-doc Rob Graham publishes a new paper from his time spent in Australia. The paper is entitled “Body condition constrains immune function in field populations of female Australian plague locust Chortoicetes terminifera” and is co-authored by Juliane Deacutis, Steve Simpson and Ken. Click on the Publications tab for further details.
Read MoreIt’s Wray Fair time again. Events kick off with a 10km challenge between Bobby and Ken – the senior citizen beats the young buck and together they raise more than £1,000 for charity! Ken and Judith also win the Star Prize in the annual Scarecrow Festival competition for their 12 feet tall “Scavatar” scarecrow.
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