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Why study evolution and ecology at UNSW?

·  multidisciplinary research environment

·  internationally recognised supervisors

·  well funded research programs

·  advanced program of skills and career development

·  support for conference travel

·  field sites from the tropics to the poles


E&ERC Events

 

The next Centre event is a seminar to be presented by Karl Vernes (University of New England), Livestock Predation by Large Mammalian Carnivores in the Kingdom of Bhutan on Thursday 24 July at 4pm in Biomed Lecture Theatre F.
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E&ERC News

   

● Congratulations to PhD candidate Dave Roberts (Johnston and Poore labs). His study on heavy metal contamination in seaweed in Sydney Harbour attracted tremendous media interest and has brought the issue to the attention of the NSW government.

 

Brooks and Ballard labs in the news: Less protein means longer life, fewer kids

 

● Congratulations to Bill Sherwin on receiving this year's E&ERC Supervisor Award for excellence in postgraduate supervision!

● Congratulations to the winners of the 2007 E&ERC Citation Awards: see the E&ERC Awards page for details

● Congratulations to the winners of the E&ERC's Postgraduate Student Awards for 2007: see the E&ERC Awards page for details

● Congratulations to Emma Johnston and Matt Taylor on winning Young Tall Poppy Awards in 2007!

● Congratulations to Iain Suthers on his promotion to Professor!

 

Tracey Rogers' lab's research is featured in a new display called National Geographic Crittercam: The World Through Animal Eyes just launched at the National Geographic Museum in Washington, DC, USA. Their research was also mentioned in a recent New York Times article.

 

 
 

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