Embarking on a scientific exploration within the confines of Gürpınar Fish market, Turkey’s biggest fish market, our research strives to […]
I started my PhD in this strange just-after-covid period where plastic labware seemed scarce. It was April and my supervisors wanted me to sample aquatic eDNA in June. We did not really know what materials would be best so I hurriedly read some papers and asked a friendly scientist for advice. Festina lente. In the back of my mind a voice was telling me that it is not a good idea to make decisions quickly. But I needed to take samples. Lost in the aquatic eDNA literature I was relieved to stumble upon Spens et al. (2017) and decided that Sterivex filter capsules preserved in Longmire’s buffer would do the job.
I’m Coskun, a final year PhD Candidate at The University of Hong Kong. My research focusses on evaluating the ecological
You think turtles are sluggish? Let me introduce you to the #EuropeanPondTurtle (Emys orbicularis)! This freshwater marvel thrives across Europe
The rocky shore is a habitat that most British people hold close to their hearts. It’s accessible for a family
I am a third-year post-doc specialised in the study of invasive non-native fish species and their impacts in fresh waters.
Nestled between the land and sea, salt marshes are coastal ecosystems that harbor immense biodiversity. While traditional methods like traps,
The ice-free regions of Antarctica are regarded as the world’s coldest and driest deserts. Only few selected microbial species, including
In this research, we focus on the arboreal tiger beetles. These forest-dwelling beetles are voracious predators found in tropical regions
Hi! My name is Tessa and I’m a second-year PhD student, working on my doctoral thesis at the National Museum
