@StefanPinkert3 Not forgetting the tiger snake. This one can be deadly too.

@AGonzalezVoyer @iker__bg @IEcologiaUNAM Cool project! We had a good chat.

RT @ipbesfr: 🌊 Avez-vous déjà vu un poisson nager majestueusement comme un ruban ? Les murènes rubans ont des cycles de vie fascinants qui…

RT @KaylinChong: Very excited to share my first paper is out! 🎉 We explore the evolution of the multiple eye pairs in spiders🕷️( https://t.…

RT @6eyes8legs: Spiny orb-weavers, genus Micrathena, are among the most charismatic spiders that we may find in Neotropical rainforests. In…

RT @HylaCrowe: My first chapter is out! This was an enormously challenging project but I learned a lot and am very excited to share with yo…

All-in a fantastic day showcasing the strength and diversity of research being conducted by our postgraduate students. Thanks to all the presenters and attendees.

Abrar Shakil introduced his PhD project with @JNGriffy using an excellent analogy of species in an ecosystem as rivets on a plane. Which ones are essential to function?!

Amelia Jones discussed her MRes research on community composition in saline lagoons.

The winner of the best PhD talk was Nikita Bedov for sharing the results of a successful field season investigating mongoose-snake predator-prey interactions. @phylophile

…. the winner Alexandra Gimblet! Alexandra discussed how algae cultivation can help find biotech solutions to all sorts of issues. With @AllaSilkina1

Thom Lyons was runner up for best talk by a MRes student for his clear presentation on the complexity of pool frog conservation, narrowly missing out to….

Megan Boffin spoke about her MRes work with @HazelJNichols and @TamsynUW on pine marten reintroductions.

Ben Lam showcased his @SwanBioMRes project on how livestock grazing impacts bee – pollinator networks in Saltmarshes

@AmyDurrant2 presented on how to evaluate Blue Carbon project. Stunning slide design!

@LewisPalaeo began his PhD in October with @pimientoc and is already presenting results on elasmobranch functional traits!

@nupurkale_ spoke about her work comparing different space-use estimates for sea turtle ecology.

Next was @CooperPalaeo explaining how shark functional trait diversity will change in the future. Jack was runner up for best talk as voted by attendees. Congrats Jack!