PhD main chapter accepted at Molecular Ecology! I am speechless... Thank you everyone who have supported me in any way during this journey! #bats #Chiroptera #CostaRica #MolecularEcology #ElNiño #Ecology #Neotropics

Just got my core PhD chapter accepted in Functional Ecology! Very excited to share the research with you all. Spoilers: its on hot 🔥 dung 💩 beetles 🪲 and it is going to blow your minds* 🤓 *T&Cs stipulate you must be into your invertebrate traits for this to apply.

Our open access paper on how dung beetle 🪲💩 traits mediate responses to temperature 🔥 in an oil palm-forest mosaic 🌴🌳 is out now in Functional Ecology ! Featuring Dr Eleanor Slade Tommaso Jucker Matilda Brindle Owen Lewis Rossiter Lab @ QMUL . Results 🧵👇 besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

Had a fantastic time teaching the annual field trip to Danum Valley in Borneo with QM_SBBS masters students last month with Tom Fayle and Rossiter Lab @ QMUL . If you fancy coming and learning about all things tropical forest, please consider applying for next year's cohort!

We left a camera out in the tropical rainforests of Borneo just before the pandemic hit 🌳. Just over two years later we collected it in, and boy are the results spectacular. Have a look at some of these! 🦧🐘🐆🦚👌

Engaging new video on the value of riparian buffers 🌳🌊🌳for tropical biodiversity 🌳🦧🪲🐘 based off our new paper led by Nick Deere . Spot the dung beetle on the river bank and the shout out to my own research on buffer microclimates 🔥💧! Papers 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=5BsdsA…

👇Animal Functional Traits SF👇 Check out Joseph Williamson's paper on how dung beetle 💩🐞 traits mediate responses to temperature in an oil palm-forest mosaic 🌴🌳 📙ow.ly/Vieu50Mj7Ay📙 Feat. Dr Eleanor Slade Tommaso Jucker Matilda Brindle Dr Emma Bush Owen Lewis Rossiter Lab @ QMUL

🚨🦇Please share widely 🦇🚨We have an exciting new funded PhD position going looking at the molecular adaptations underpinning immunity in bats. Interested in evolution, bioinformatics and/or viruses? Look no further -> findaphd.com/phds/project/m…

Great to hear that our paper on microrefugial properties of riparian buffers in oil palm plantations was one of the top cited papers in Journal of Applied Ecology from 2021 🔥🌳🌴🪲 besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

To all those amazing women out there! Our fieldwork team last week, which initiated the comment "wow, usually it is all men around this table, but now it is all women!" Xin Rui Chiew Li Yuen keep changing the world! 🌳💩🪲💚 #InternationalWomensDay #WomensDay2023 #WomeninScience

Just published by Tor kemp showing how small changes to tropical rain forest cover dramatically alters trophic ecology of mobile predators-bats. With @[email protected] Rossiter Lab @ QMUL Owen Lewis Prof. Elizabeth Clare 🧬🦇 Jonathan Grey and ClareWilkinson, in Journal of Applied Ecology

Convergent evolutionary shifts in rhodopsin retinal release explain shared opsin repertoires in monotremes and crocodilians #ProcB ow.ly/TFAB50NHYHc #openaccess #evolution Rossiter Lab @ QMUL

V pleased to say I am finally #PhDone 😁 Thank you to my excellent examiners Christoph Grüter + Gerald Kerth Bat Research Greifswald , supervisors @JonesNonwork , Rossiter Lab @ QMUL , Darren Croft & collaborators Megan Power, PhD , Roger Ransome It's time to get some papers out now I reckon! 🦇🤞

Can highly recommend working in this lab producing world-leading research with great people in a cracking department. 💕🪱💕

We are still looking for someone to fill this 🚨 FULLY-FUNDED PhD position 🚨 looking at immunity in bats at Queen Mary University London. Tight deadline so please get in touch quickly. 🦇🧬

Grateful for an opportunity to discuss #nakedmolerat 🫀 and 🦇#physiology in a session full of incredible #comparative #physiology studies supported by amazing colleagues Neoma Tove Boardman Kåre-Olav Chris Faulkes Rossiter Lab @ QMUL MurphyLab Scandinavian Physiological Society The Physiological Society Wellcome

New preprint, led by Charley Charley Yen 🌡️🐢🧬 Monitoring sublethal effects in the wild is challenging, esp. for #endangered species with cryptic life histories. We identified 714 differentially methylated sites that carry signatures of thermal, sublethal effects in #SeaTurtles

Excited to teach at the "Application of #genomics in #wildlife #conservation" workshop in Bogor, #Indonesia with Sabhrina Aninta 🍥, Rosie Drinkwater and Rasmus Heller. All participants survived the first day. Four more to go. Population and Statistical Genetics Group at UCPH University of Copenhagen Research BRIN Indonesia UniversitasIndonesia

📢 More The Leverhulme Trust scholarships DICE Kent !! 4 MSc+PhD scholarships available! We want to help UK students from underserved backgrounds gain postgrad education in conservation! So, MSc first then possible PhD - 5 yrs fully funded! Please share with students/graduates