E & B Seminar Series
Biogeography of Rabies by Dr Luis Escobar, Associate Professor, Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation Virginia Tech. |Detail
Biogeography of Rabies by Dr Luis Escobar, Associate Professor, Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation Virginia Tech. |Detail
Multi-scale fundamental phenology mechanism in response to global climate change by Miss Gu Yating | Supervisor: Professor Jin Wu | Detail
Phylogenomics and comparative transcriptomics of selected clades in the early divergent angiosperm family Annonaceae: unlocking patterns of floral evolution, pollination ecology and evolutionary diversification by Miss Li Weixi | Supervisors: Professor J D Gaitan-Espitia & Professor R M K Saunders | Detail
Keep track of insect community easier – application of proxies and prediction by abiotic factors by Ms. Ng Yuen Lam Phyllis | Supervisor: Professor Benoit Guénard | Detail
Understanding the magnitude of legal wildlife trade by Prof. Alice Hughes |Detail
Vegetation and Climate: How do biophysical feedbacks regulate climate extremes? by Dr Diego Miralles, Professor of Hydrology and Climatology, Ghent University | Detail
Understanding population resilience of blue carbon ecosystems under global change by Dr Katie Watson, PDF |Detail
A trait-based approach to deciphering diversity change and its consequences on ecosystem functioning by Mr Bogar Taylor Allen | Supervisor: Professor B Guénard | Detail
Climate change shapes Vespidae wasp distribution in a subtropical urbanised biodiversity hotspot by Miss Park Ji Hyeon | Supervisor: Professor L Ashton | Detail
Towards holistic restoration for a reef-building coral with functional genomics & population structure approaches by McLeod Wendy | Supervisors: Prof. P Momigliano, Prof. Shelby McIlroy and Prof. David Baker | Detail