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Take time to find your passion: Meet Daisy Taylor
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What it means to be a woman from an under privileged background in science: Meet Sariqa Wagley
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Tag Archives: Behavioural ecology
Men & women both make excellent scientists: Meet Emily Messer
Dr Emily Messer (@emilyjemesser) completed her PhD in social learning and social behaviour of brown tufted capuchin and common squirrel monkeys at the University of St Andrews. After completing her PhD she stayed on at the University of St Andrews to study … Continue reading
Be stubborn and pursue your dream: Meet Sarah Dalesman
Sarah Dalesman (@Snail_memory) is a Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow and lecturer in freshwater biology and animal behaviour at Aberystwyth University. Her research focuses on why animals differ in their ability to learn and form memory and how stress impacts … Continue reading