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Prof Dave Goulson, Tel: 01273 678843 Email d.goulson@sussex.ac.uk Dave Goulson attempting to hide behind bush vetch. We can see you Dave! |
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Dr Ellen Rotheray (Postdoctoral Fellow), studying the population biology of bumblebees and agro-ecosystems. Also moonlights with hoverflies.
Ellie Rotheray getting very excited by bees! |
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Dr Cristina Botias Talamantes (Postdoctoral Fellow), studying the effects of neonicotinoid insecticides on bees Ah, the joys of extracting nectar. If only we could train bees to do this... |
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Tom Wood (PhD student), studying the effectiveness of agri-environment schemes at boosting bee populations
Tom Wood; ready for anything - a coiled spring! |
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Leanne Casey (PhD student), using citizen science to study bumblebee distributions and populations |
Leanne is shy! |
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Andreia Penado (PhD student), studying the distribution, ecology, and impacts of climate change on Iberian bumblebees Andreia wrestles an anaconda |
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Linda Birkin (PhD student), studying pollinators and pollination services in urban environments |
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Kate Basley (PhD student), studying the impacts of neonicotinoids on the wider environment (birds, hoverflies, soil inverts). |
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Janine Griffiths-Lee, PhD student studying ways to boost wild bee populations in vineyards, orchards, allotments and gardens |
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Dr Beth Nicholls, studying the impacts of neonicotinoid pesticides on bumblebees and solitary bees (funded by BBSRC) |
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Dr Saija Piiroinen, working on the impacts of chronic pesticide exposure and diseases on bumblebee health and learning |
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