PhD student in orangutan cognition (and the occasional gorilla) @CENTER_NERC @unibirmingham ๐ฆง๐ฆง๐ฆ Background in human-animal interactions and conservation.
Huge thanks to my supervisors and co-authors Jackie Chappell & Susannah Thorpe, my examiners @DrMaryBlanchard & @DrFayClark, @CENTA_NERC, @UoBbiosciences, and my incredible research group, who all helped to bring this to life ๐
This fully #openaccess review lays the foundation for a new field of research, which could have important welfare implications for great apes in long-term captivity, as well as wild-born great apes who may one day be released back into the forest โค๏ธ
This one feels like a long time coming, but Iโm very happy to share my latest paper on the 'Harms and Crimes against Marine Wildlife' in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice
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After a week of celebrating/recovering/processing, I'm super happy to share that last Wednesday I passed my viva! ๐ฅณ
A massive thank you to my examiners @DrFayClark and @DrMaryBlanchard for provoking such an interesting & insightful discussion ๐ @CENTA_NERC
Thank you @MonikaGlavina my copy arrived today and makes for a lovely morning read ๐๐ฟ
You can find the full issue of the #ErasmusLawReview here: https://t.co/zFGYoej2Ox
Our new article is out today. The endangered brain: actively preserving ex-situ animal behaviour and cognition will benefit in-situ conservation ๐งต 1/5 https://t.co/pNgJJTFZoQ
Super happy that my incredible PhD supervisor Jackie Chappell has been recognised for her outstanding supervision, she could not be more deserving of this award ๐ช#UoBPGRFest
Just had one of the best wildlife encounters of the year so far. A mama pangolin and her baby, just 10 mins after coming across a black Malayan krait. #Bali