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I am a behavioural ecologist and evolutionary biologist interested in animal behaviour, sexual selection, life-history strategies, and inbreeding depression.
I'm currently a postdoc in Marlene Zuk's lab at the University of Minnesota. Before that I was a PhD student in Per Smiseth's lab at the University of Edinburgh.
My research asks how animals adjust their behaviour or life-history strategy to help them make the best of bad situations
News
September 2024 - I presented my work at the International Society for Behavioral Ecology (ISBE) meeting in Melbourne, Australia
September 2024 - New paper out now in PNAS - we show that male crickets in poor condition engage in less same-sex sexual behaviour
January 2023 - New paper out now open-access in Ecology Letters - in it we provide meta-analytical evidence that males generally prefer virgin females - at least in invertebrates
August 2023 - ​I presented my work at the Non-Traditional Arthropod Model Systems meeting (NTrAMS) meeting at Bowdoin College, Maine
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