Senior Lecturer @Imperial
Birds
Hiking
Fungi
Post doc and tech positions in Edinburgh. Sounds like a great project with some lovely top notch folk!
Jobs! Come work with me and @[email protected], @[email protected], @[email protected] and @[email protected] in Edinburgh on epigenetic clocks and senescence in the wild. One Post Doc(https://tinyurl.com/c4bv7ame) and one Technician(https://tinyurl.com/4k32czkn) position available.
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Dull and largely unmarked spiderhunter. Brownish olive above with a yellow belly, faint yellow crescents around the eye, and faint speckling on the crown. Gives insistently harsh, nasal chattering calls that seem disproportionate for its small size. Forages in the middle levels of foothill and lowland rainforests, gleaning insects and sipping nectar from flowers.
We got the cover of the new issue of #BehavioralEcology! Have look at the great picture taken by Crispin Rodwell, and of course, at our paper on #animalpersonality:
https://academic.oup.com/beheco/article/33/5/1025/6658874
Of course, it is #openaccess, with #opendata and #opencode
We are recruiting for new field assistants for our parakeet work!
Please consider passing the ad to anyone who might be interested
Visit here for more information and to apply: bit.ly/3WTrw47
#JobAd #fieldjob #parrot #parakeet #sociality #SocialNetwork #AnimalBehavior #BehavioralEcology
African Crested-Flycatcher
Small, slim, crested member of the monarch family. The male has a black hood, a large crest, and a variable white patch in the wing. The female is plainer and greyer, with a reduced crest and less white in the wing. Found in the midstory of forest, from low to high elevations. Restless bird that often joins mixed feeding flocks. Call is a zinging “zree-zre-zre”. Song is a long, musical series of hollow notes. The very pale underparts and white mark on the wing are separate it from other crested-flycatchers.
Small, slim, crested member of the monarch family. The male has a black hood, a large crest, and a variable white patch in the wing. The female is plainer and greyer, with a reduced crest and less white in the wing. Found in the midstory of forest, from low to high elevations. Restless bird that often joins mixed feeding flocks. Call is a zinging “zree-zre-zre”. Song is a long, musical series of hollow notes. The very pale underparts and white mark on the wing are separate it from other crested-flycatchers.
Hi everyone!
I am a Senior Lecturer in #SilwoodPark at #ImperialCollegeLondon. I am interested how social behaviours (#MateChoice, SexualSelection, #sociality) and #LifeHistory traits (#ageing, reproductive traits) evolve in birds. I've also published on #WomenInScience. I use #quantitativegenetics to better understand how #phenotypes are governed by #genetic architecture.
I have too many #pets, I like #hiking, #birding, #moths, and #fungi.
Will follow you back - toot!
#Postdoc for image-based #insect monitoring with #ComputerVision and #DeepLearning