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Centre for Mine Site Restoration. #Restoration #science leading environmental excellence in the #mining industry. @CurtinUni, @kingspark_wa, @uwanews
Perth, Western Australia
Joined May 2017
🎇 Honours Opportunity with Population Biology & Genomics at @CurtinUni!🎇 Project: Could bilbies facilitate the Cane Toad invasion? Use of bilby burrows by toads and toad survival in burrows. Supervisor: Prof. Ben Phillips and Dr @Judy_Dunlop Details: https://t.co/uSko7AlBLV
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🏙️🌳Population Biology & Genomics at Curtin recently brought @_WABSI and @CurtinUni representatives together for a forum on urban biodiversity research. Thanks to all who participated! 🏙️🌳 More here: https://t.co/UzMFW9AjaW
@certhionyx @HollyKirk @Acanthoplus @benflips
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We recently hosted a forum between Curtin University and the Western Australian Biodiversity Science Institute (WABSI) urban biodiversity program to explore collaboration opportunities. The forum was...
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🎇PhD Opportunity with Population Biology & Genomics at Curtin!🎇 Project: Understanding animal dispersal and habitat connectivity using genomic data Supervisor: Dr Brenton von Takach Details: https://t.co/h8vq2deXPM About the group: https://t.co/1Ooq2B2Ns1 Please share!
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I have a funded PhD project for someone! It's a good mix of landscape ecology and biology with cool fieldwork, and will build skills in genomics and data analysis. Focal species are native and invasive inverts. Please tell anyone who might be interested! https://t.co/Ex7gBZm55K
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It's been a busy end to 2023 for the @CurtinUni Population Biology and Genomics Group! Check out the latest updates and news here: https://t.co/Fo6XM74kYK
@benflips @certhionyx @CurtinEandA
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A research group based at Curtin University, in Western Australia. Other stuff…
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🎇The Population Biology and Genomics Group led by @benflips and @certhionyx is hiring!🎇We're looking for a Post Doc to lead modelling work on containment and eradication of pest species. See here: https://t.co/73dNice5h5. More info on the PBG Group here: https://t.co/1Ooq2B2Ns1
We are hiring! Postdoc in population biology, starting next year. Applications close late December 2023:
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CONGRATULATIONS @CurtinEandA PhD candidate Helen Coleman! ! 🎉 🏆 🎉Helen was awarded the Humanities Prize @ the 2023 #Curtinnovation Awards for her development of Marri Gum Dye- a natural dye extract from the Western Australian Marri gum. https://t.co/usS3afN0hd via @YouTube
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New paper from the CMSR! 📜🎉 "Customise the seeds, not the seeder: Pelleting of small-seeded species for ecological restoration" https://t.co/YIrGUG0xWn
@smnpedrini @HayleeD16 @m_just_ @kingsleydixon1 @CurtinEandA
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🌱📰New paper led by @m_just_ on germination physiology of Cochlospermum fraseri (Bixaceae). The authors aimed to determine how seed dormancy might be alleviated, and conditions that support germination to inform the use of this species in restoration.
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Seeds possess complex mechanisms to ensure germination occurs when young vulnerable seedlings are most likely to survive. While crucial for species persist
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Great opportunities with a great new team!
📚 Myself and @benflips have some exciting PhD opportunities available in the field of genomics and spatial ecology. Please share widely! 🔬 Learn more about our team, projects, and opportunities here: https://t.co/aRhwK55HAJ
#PhDopportunity #Genomics #Ecology #Research
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Modelling spread and control of a malaria vector: https://t.co/PooZDSg1gr Cost and feasibility of pest eradication:
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Understanding animal dispersal and habitat connectivity using genomic data: https://t.co/Zw8O1CD6A3 Estimating dispersal from genomics data:
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📚 Myself and @benflips have some exciting PhD opportunities available in the field of genomics and spatial ecology. Please share widely! 🔬 Learn more about our team, projects, and opportunities here: https://t.co/aRhwK55HAJ
#PhDopportunity #Genomics #Ecology #Research
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Inference for the management of populations, across agriculture, health, and environment.
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On National Sorry Day, we reflect on intergenerational impacts of injustice, & honour the strength & resilience of Indigenous people. We invite you to listen to Indigenous voices, learn from their experiences, & join them in being a powerful force for healing and reconciliation.
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🌍 It's World #BiodiversityDay! 🌿🐝 Did you know that biodiversity is essential for the health of our #ecosystems and our own well-being? Find out how Australia's biodiversity is fairing in the latest #AusEnv2022 report below! 🔗 https://t.co/hSLRxWz538
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Recently reintroduced numbats going strong at Secret Rocks - adults settling in well and females with pouch young - the first numbats born on the Eyre Peninsula in probably over 150 years @TSCommissioner
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fabulous to see Matuwa recognised as a jointly managed national park with the local Martu people. it's a place close to my heart as I spent 7+ years working there, reintroducing bilby, mala, possums, boodies, golden bandicoots and shark bay mice. a 📸 #wildoz thread
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Our Centre Director @S_van_Leeuwen recently co-authored an article arguing for species conservation through collaborative management that empowers Indigenous stewardship of Country. Check out the link below for the full PDF. https://t.co/YTQ3WJim74
#HealingCountry #Indigenous
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New @CurtinUni-led #research has found #iDNA collected from flies has been used to track the movements of Australia's native species across the WA wheatbelt, with hopes to improve conservation efforts in the region. https://t.co/azPyMdYvSA
@Acanthoplus @KristenFerns
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Our Science Committee member @SarahMLegge recently told @abcnews only about 15% of the animals killed by roaming pet cats are brought back home. We never see most of the impacts that our pet cats have on our local native wildlife.
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