A chance for some field work in these beautiful inland riverine forests. The Arid Ecology Lab at Nyngan. Sampling vegetation and soils for the BIODESERT study at Nyngan.

Biogeography can be a powerful tool to explore data on the diversity, phylogeny, and distribution of organisms, to reveal the biological and geographical history of Earth. Comparative biogeography uses the naturally hierarchical phylogenetic relationships of clades to discover the biotic area relationships among local and global biogeographic regions. Parenti and Ebach provide a .

School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences. University of New South Wales. I am currently recruiting PhD students. Contact me for more information. Nathan Burke was runner-up for his paper on the evolution of sex in TREE. A pop-up science bar at the Tasmanian Museum in H.

Study the physics and biology of the global ocean, in the past, the present and what it will be like in the future! View from above of several simulations of atmospheric convection in radiative-convective equilibrium. The different forms lead to very different extreme precipitation and convective memory, two important phenomena we are studying. Laurie wins a UNSW Scientia Fellowship! Where are they now? See a new map of CCRC alumni destinations.

Study the physics and biology of the global ocean, in the past, the present and what it will be like in the future! View from above of several simulations of atmospheric convection in radiative-convective equilibrium. The different forms lead to very different extreme precipitation and convective memory, two important phenomena we are studying. Laurie wins a UNSW Scientia Fellowship! Where are they now? See a new map of CCRC alumni destinations.

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Evolution and Ecology Research Centre. Prof Emma Johnston addresses the National Press Club. The Evolution and Ecology Research Centre draws together the diverse strengths of over fifty academic staff and independent research fellows, and over sixty postgraduate students from the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Researchers in the FAMER Laboratory address objectives spanning biological oceanography, fisheries dynamics and physiological ecology. Our work is principally concerned with marine and estuarine systems, and is led by Professor Iain Suthers. The FAMER team currently consists of 3 post-docs, 7 PhD students and 3 honours students. Interested in joining the lab? Contact Professor Iain Suthers. Plankton and Fish Size Spectra. UNSW, Sydney, NSW, .