Collaborators
Researchers and organisations that are part of the Global Change Genetics project
Dr Antton Alberdi, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Copenhagen & University of the Basque Country Molecular Ecology and evolution of bats http://www.anttonalberdi.net ; antton.alberdi@snm.ku.dk Prof Carlos Ibáñez, Professor, Estacion Biológica de Doñana (CSIC) Evolutionary ecology Research Gate page ; Ibanez@ebd.csic.es Dr Brenna Forester, Colorado State University Landscape Genomics https://brenna-forester.weebly.com/ ; Brenna.Forester@colostate.edu Prof Gareth Jones, Professor of Biological Sciences, University of Bristol Ecology, behaviour and conservation of bats, evolutionary biology University of Bristol / Bat Lab ; Gareth.Jones@bristol.ac.uk Dr Javier Juste, Associate Professor, Estacion Biológica de Doñana (CSIC) Bats evolutionary ecology and conservation Research Gate page ; juste@ebd.csic.es Dr Simon MacKenzie, Reader, University of Stirling Evolutionary biology of immune response in fish University of Stirling webpage ; simon.mackenzie@stir.ac.uk Landscape genetics, adaptive genetic diversity, local adaptations, biodiversity conservation Google Site ; stephanie.manel@cefe.cnrs.fr Animal ecology and conservation, effects of anthropogenic change on biodiversity, bats University of Stirling webpage ; k.j.park@stir.ac.uk Evolutionary biology, molecular ecology, bats, host-pathogen interactions batlab.ucd.ie/~spuechmaille/ ; s.puechmaille@gmail.com Dr Hugo Rebelo, Auxiliary Researcher, CIBIO / InBio Bat ecology and conservation, climate change, species distribution modelling CIBIO Bat Team ; hugo.rebelo@cibio.up.pt Dr John Taggart, Senior Lecturer, University of Stirling Genomics and transcriptomics University of Stirling webpage ; j.b.taggart@stir.ac.uk Prof Justin Travis, Professor, University of Aberdeen Environmental change, evolutionary ecology and dynamics, dispersal, spatial population models University of Aberdeen webpage ; justin.travis@abdn.ac.uk The Bat Conservation Trust has extensive experience in engaging the public, policy makers, governmental bodies and other stakeholders in evidence-based conservation and bat research. Projects include the National Bat Monitoring Programme (NBMP), landscapes for bats and bats and woodlands. Bats without Borders is a not-for-profit organisation working across southern Africa to conserve bat populations and biodiversity by engaging with children, adults, students, researchers, communities, decision makers, conservationists, land managers, agricultural industry and private and public institutions. African Bat Conservation conducts applied research,conservation and education to bring bats to the conservation agenda and conserve bat populations in Africa. Based on Malawi. Our work is funded by the UK Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) Researchers
Prof Stephanie Manel, Directrice d’Etude EPHE, Centre d’Ecologie Functionnelle & Evolutive (CEFE)
Dr Kirsty Park, Reader in Conservation Science, University of Stirling
Dr Sébastien Puechmaille, Assistant Professor, Greifswald University, University College Dublin
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