Ariane Dellavalle @arianedellavalle.bsky.social Biodiversity, land-use change, birds, ecosystem services, DNA metabarcoding, predator-prey networks, functional diversity, shifting baselines, Afrotropics.
PhD graduate @ Imperial College London + Natural History Museum, London
JK @professor-jk.bsky.social Fledgling research student and an author. Besides, I am pursuing my research degree at the University of Cambridge. Personal website: https://sites.google.com/view/jk-research/research-book?authuser=0
Dr Jess Williams @jjwilliams924.bsky.social Imperial College Research Fellow π Conservation biologist interested in how local & global drivers of change impact terrestrial biodiversity and natureβs contributions to people (both good and bad) π§πΌββοΈπ©πΌβπ³ π
https://jesswilliams92.wixsite.com/mysite
Ecosystem Restoration Communities @erc-earth.bsky.social We are local communities restoring Earth for a sustainable future. Join the Mighty Movement!
Will Pearse @willpearse.bsky.social Ecology, evolution, health, and stats: geeky but dreadful at typing
Imperial College London
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Tim Barraclough @timbarra.bsky.social
Temitayo Alawiye @temitayoalawiye.bsky.social Research Associate in Plant Microbe Interactions at Imperial College London.
Thomas Guillerme @tguillerme.bsky.social Macroevolution, macroecology, phylogenetics, palaeontology, beer taxonomy and unplanned stuff. He/him. Mainly on @TGuillerme@mastodon.social
Alvaro Sanchez @asanchezlab.bsky.social CSIC Professor and Principal Investigator of the Quantitative Biology group at IBFG in Salamanca. Previously at Yale EEB, CNB-CSIC. Our group works on building predictive models of biological teams. More information at www.sanchezlaboratory.weebly.com
Duhita Sant @duhitasant.bsky.social Postdoc at @RutgersCABM | Ecology and evolution of microbial communities | https://qevomicrolab.org
Luke Dunning @luketdunning.bsky.social Evolutionary biologist at @SheffieldUni interested in genomics, rapid adaptation & lateral gene transfer in grasses. @NERCscience IRF
Francis Windram @franwin.co.uk Postdoc, Computational ecologist interested in spiderwebs, biological traits, imaging, vector-borne disease and good solid R code.
www.franwin.co.uk for more details.
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Daniel Padfield @padpadpadpad.bsky.social Microbial ecologist/carer. NERC IRF and MRF Emerging Leaders Fellow at the University of Exeter in Penryn. I like warming up bacteria, open & reproducible science, making focaccia, and exercise.
Life Science Network @lifesciencenet.bsky.social A platform for life sciences. Publications, research protocols, news, events, jobs and more. Sign up at https://www.lifescience.net.
Greg Albery @gfalbery.bsky.social Behavioural ecologist studying a hotter and sicker world. Assistant Professor at Trinity College Dublin // he/him // www.gregalbery.me
Ashish Malik @ashish-malik.bsky.social Microbial Ecology | Soil Carbon | Land Use & Climate Change | Chancellor's Fellow at University of Edinburgh π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ | Global Citizen π | Green Politics | π³οΈβπ he/him
Constantinos @cxen.bsky.social Researching opportunistic pathogens and microbial community interactions in @micalilab.bsky.social | π¦ π§«π§¬π³οΈβπ | he/him
Miles Nesbit @nesbit-sci.bsky.social SSCP DTP student at Imperial College London researching pathogen spillover in pollinator communities. Graystock Lab π
Imperial Science @imperialsci.bsky.social The Faculty of Natural Sciences at Imperial College London β delivering world-class enterprise, research and teaching for #ScienceForHumanity
Dr Margaux Steyaert πͺΈ @margauxsteyaert.bsky.social Postdoc & Teaching Fellow @ Imperial College London
Research: coral reef diversity | benthic invertebrate communities | anthropogenic impacts | Autonomous Reef Monitoring Structures (ARMS)
BES Aquatic Group committee member @bes-aquaticgroup.bsky.social
Peter Graystock @pgraystock.bsky.social Researcher of host-microbe interactions in animal systems with a focus on social insects & pollinators Imperial College London. #bees #wheat #holobiont #parasite #spillover #directed evolution