I’m a doctoral student at Lund University
Background
I studied Evolutionary Biology as part of the Mobility European Master Programme in Evolutionary Biology (MEME)
Previously, I studied Animal Biology at the University of Stirling
Prior to my formal studies, I worked as a research assistant with the Cromarty Firth Fishery Board
Skills
Over the near decade I have been in higher education, I’ve learned a thing or two. I’m a skilled quantitative scientist, with training in a broad set of widely applicable methods (statistics of all flavours, meta-analytical methods), as well as deep domain specific knowledge of ecological (entomological lab and field methods, population modelling) and evolutionary (quantitative genetics, phylogenetic comparative methods) approaches.
I have a keen interest in programming (profficient in
I’m a passionate teacher, and ground my teaching in evidence-based pedagogical approaches. My goal is not to convey a list of facts, but to give students a framework by which they can make discoveries and connections on their own. I’ve had the immense privilage to rewrite and teach an introductory statistics course during my PhD in Lund, where I was able to implement these techniques.
PhD Progress
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