Simon Clulow

Associate Professor at @UC_CCEG @UCSciTech. Into #ecology #conservation #evolution #invasivespecies #frogs #reptiles #genebanking #disease #Beyoncé 🏳️‍🌈

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

Second paper out for the week in @AnimalEcology, led by the wonderful @donaldmcknight2, @deborah_bower & @JamesUVanDyke, We show a lack of juveniles in surveys of long-lived animals, like turtles, does not necessarily indicate a threat. @UC_CCEG @UCSciTech
https://t.co/DdD917sd9J

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

@jamesTstroud @PNASNews @UC_CCEG @UCSciTech Thanks! Hope all is well in your neck of the woods.

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

Our latest paper, out now in @PNASNews. We show that thermal tolerance mismatch models, derived from occurrence data, can predict the prevalence of the amphibian-killing chytrid fungus within and among frog species. @UC_CCEG @UCSciTech

https://t.co/kygQQGNah6

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

@realHollanders @PNASNews @UC_CCEG @UCSciTech Sure thing, will email a copy now.

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

Ongoing lecturer position at Newcastle Uni:

https://t.co/2bfk9Oo3JD

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

@jamesTstroud Huge congrats, and very well-deserved!

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

It's also worth mentioning that Milad is presenting his work and latest paper as a finalist in the 3MT competition. You can see his pitch and vote for him at the below link - it only takes 5 seconds!
https://t.co/PcZ3G0akNA

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

Huge congratulations to Milad Esmaeilbeigi on his first PhD paper, out now! Milad found evidence for a metal disease refuge from the deadly #amphibian #chytrid fungus, possibly explaining persistence of some populations of threatened #frogs 🐸
@UC_CCEG

https://t.co/pdTHUTZuPa

[Shinichi Nakagawa | 中川震一 @itchyshin]

I am still accepting applications. Thanks 🙏

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

You couldn’t get a better project, study system or PhD student! Jump on it! @lizard_lab @UC_CCEG

[Steph Deering @StephDeering95]

Another successful field trip finished for my PhD! We were able to do an exciting experiment in #sociallearning! 🐦‍⬛
If anyone is interested in volunteering- I have another field trip coming up in September- feel free to DM!

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

@whatisitdoing It’s only like 350 pages, perfect for the weekend!

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

So great to see this finally out and glad that I could contribute to it. Let’s hope it makes a difference.

[IUCN SSC Amphibian Specialist Group @IUCN_ASG]

🌟 The 3rd Amphibian Conservation Action Plan (ACAP) is out!🌟

We are thrilled to announce the launch of the 3rd Amphibian Conservation Action Plan (ACAP).

The document provides a comprehensive roadmap for global amphibian conservation. #AmphibianConservation #ACAP2024

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

@Keogh_Lab @PutterT @EcoEvo_ANU Huge congrats Putter!

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

Looking for a #postdoc? We're hiring!

Come and work with @BenCScheele, @RichardDuncanUC and me on a project investigating cutting-edge approaches to restoring amphibian populations in #chytrid-impacted landscapes.

3-year position, fully funded by ARC DP

https://t.co/GAxeqsYKWA

[Anthony Waddle @AnthonyWaddle]

Delighted to have been interviewed for this podcast! Follow link to hear about our newest research in @Nature
These frog 'saunas’ could help endangered species fight off a deadly fungus https://t.co/w33qChHLQe

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

Also a fantastic write up of the article by @BrianGratwicke & @savagevolution in nature's news and views.

https://t.co/xoHobzkFle

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

@UC_CCEG @ejstringe_r Woohoo, go Em!!

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

A great opportunity in a fantastic lab! Get on it!

[Simon Clulow @SimonClulow]

Hot off the press: our latest work on protecting threatened #frogs from the devastating #chytrid fungal pathogen out now in @Nature. Paper led by @AnthonyWaddle - out of his PhD no less! 🐸🐸

@UCSciTech @IAEUC 📸Mike Swan

https://t.co/DbQKN99dzJ

[Clare Holleley (@clareholleley.bsky.social) @HolleleyClare]

New paper out today on the cover of Science!!! Parasitic cuckoos and their hosts are locked in an evolutionary arms-race that is driving speciation. Biological collections can answer big scientific questions – in this case, how do new species form? @CSIRO @MuseumGenomics