Dr Sally Lau - Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Sally is interested in the evolutionary genetics of Southern Ocean benthic taxa. The Guardians - First Dog on the Moon even picked up her findings.

Noemie Friscourt

Noemie is interested in understanding the impact of climate changes and human activities on polar food-webs. With a particular interest in using biochemical tracers such as stable isotopes, ice-algae biomarkers, and trace elements.

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Paige Maroni

Paige’s PhD studies a marine mollusc's incredible diversification, evolution and chemical ecology using phylogenomics.

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Angus Henderson

Angus is developing a coordinated strategy for collection management relevant information for key krill predators, the baleen whales, from tourist ships in the west Antarctic Peninsula.

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Cara-Paige Green

Paige’s PhD focused on quantifying the ecological factors underpinning population trends of Eudyptes penguins.

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Meghan Aulich

Meghan tracks fin whales and listens to their song to discover where they migrate during different seasons.

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Dr Toby Travers

Once eradicated from Macquarie Island, invasive species such as mice and rats are no longer food for brown skuas. How does this affect the lives and breeding of skuas?

Penny Pascoe

Penny studies seabirds and their road to recovery after their islands are eradicated of invasive animals – rats, mice.