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• Dr Pol Capdevila Lanzaco
• Dr Aldo Compagnoni
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• Dr Rob Salguero-Gómez
• Earning a living in a changing climate – the plant perspective
• Ecology on the move
• A comparative population ecologist joins the Department of Zoology and Pembroke College
• Exploring the links between functional traits and population performance
• On the value of big data in ecology and conservation science
• Elton Prize awarded to Dr Rob Salguero-Gomez
• Mark Roper
• Zoos and aquaria deliver missing information critical to sustaining biodiversity
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• Drivers of life history strategies
• The evolution of and escape from senescence
• Functional trait demography
• Species distributions and habitat suitability
• Conservation biology and population forecast
• Comparative demography
• Life history oddities and gaps of knowledge
• Population modelling
• Rapid decline of plant species on the media
• Dr Jacques Deere
• New versions of COMPADRE & COMADRE released today
• Mapping the vast diversity of animal life histories
• Thomas Merrien
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• Flatworm collection in the Lake District
• Fieldwork at Wytham Woods
• Flatworms in the lab
• Vegetation memory meets demography
• Finch’s hypothesis - a brief history of escaping death
• BES 2019: the hangover
• Emily Seccombe
• Diaries of a mistletoe hunter
• Reproducible Research Oxford (RROx): launch event (Part I/II)
• From Galway with Bayes
• Sixteen things I wish I'd known as a postdoc
• Pledge to diversity
• Creating a Comparative Framework of Demographic Resilience
• Samuel Gascoigne
• Dr Roberto Rodriguez Caro
• Climate change drastically shapes coral communities
• Ollie Spacey
• Exploring the communication of ecological messages through art
• Philip Fernandes
• Reproducible Research (Part II/II): an ECR perspective
• Dr Anna Vinton