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Research Technician Currently I am a research technician with the Troscianko Lab, working as part of Dr. Emmanuelle Briolat’s NERC fellowship looking at light pollution and its impact on night flying moth behaviour. My personal research interests include the impact
I am a research fellow working with Dr Jolyon Troscianko, investigating the impacts of light pollution on the visual ecology of moths, as part of a wider team with Prof Kevin Gaston, Dr Jonathan Bennie and Dr Jim Galloway. My
NERC GW4+ PhD Student, University of Exeter 2019-2023.
My current research project is on ‘The Role of Camouflage in the Conservation and Survival of Ground-Nesting Birds’ supervised by Jolyon Troscianko (Exeter), Martin Stevens (Exeter), Innes Cuthill (Bristol) and Andrew Hoodless (GWCT).
I have a background in behavioural ecology and sensory ecology, asking questions such as how an animal’s cognition or appearance to other animals affects how they interact with their environment, and how this in turn affects their evolution (see my