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Matteo Battini

  • Dining after the dinosaurs? Dietary diversity and niche partitioning in Palaeocene mammals
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Samuel Richardson

  • The effects of immersive exhibits on animal behaviour, welfare, and zoo visitor learning
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Rachel Calder

  • Role of fungal communities in carbon and nutrient cycling in forest soils under elevated atmospheric CO2 concentrations
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Brandon Shaw

Brandon Shaw

  • Investigating how fungal endophytes assist the nutritional ecology of carnivorous pitcher plants Sarracenia purpurea.
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Mollie Lowrie

  • Fen Farming Futures: Benefits and drawbacks of sustainable farming on organic soils
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Gregory Eckhartt

  • Treescapes and the city: Do wooded networks enhance bird movement in urban areas?
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Mohammad Mahdi Kabiri

  • Modelling Pollution transport in Constructed Wetlands
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Caroline Johnson

  • Balancing human and biodiversity needs from agricultural landscapes
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Thomas Wynn

  • Reducing ammonia emissions is key to meet the UK’s new air quality target
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Beth Holdsworth

  • Incorporating modelling and data to understand forest dynamics in a changing world
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Rebecca Coulson

  • Investigating the Earth’s upper atmosphere using the EISCAT_3D radar
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Tanvi Chopra

  • Rapid Emplacement of the Lower Deccan Traps and its Implication for Late Cretaceous Climate Change
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