Greta Bocedi

Royal Society University Research Fellow

My interest is easily sparked by anything regarding evolution of species’ adaptations and individuals’ behaviours, especially when ecology and evolution interplay in shaping species’ characteristics. I use theoretical models to understand evolution of species’ life histories and behaviours, and their ecological and evolutionary consequences. I aim at translating this fundamental understanding into applications for predicting biodiversity responses to environmental changes and support management interventions.

Roslyn Henry

Postdoctoral Research Fellow 2021-

Funded by The Novo Nordisk Foundation

Project | The missing link: unraveling the role of genetic variation of beneficial arthropods in agro-ecosystems.

Maximilian Tschol

PhD student 2018-

Funded by The Royal Society

Co-supervised by Prof Jane M. Reid

Project | Sexual selection in space: consequences for species’ responses to environmental changes.

Lana Dunan

PhD student 2019-

Funded by The Royal Society

Co-supervised by Dr Lesley Lancaster

Project | Joint eco-evolutionary dynamics of dispersal and female multiple mating: empirical tests.

Anders Poulsen-Charmouh

PhD student 2019-

Funded by University of Aberdeen – Dowry Studentship

Co-supervised by Prof Jane M. Reid, Prof Trine Bilde & Dr Matthew Hartfield

Project | Evolution of inbreeding mating system in social species: theory on causes and consequences.

Connie Baker-Arney

QUADRAT DTP PhD Student 2020-

at Queen’s University, Belfast

Primary supervisor: Dr Dómhnall Jennings

Project | The effects of maternal stress on offspring survival in the fallow deer