Seabird Ecology Group University of Liverpool
Previous Group Members
Tommy Clay 2017-20
Postdoctoral Associate: Linking seabird movement and meteorological data
Ruth Dunn 2016-20
PhD: Annual cycles in the behaviour and energetics of North Atlantic seabirds
Steph Harris, 2016-20
PhD: Linking individual variation in foraging behaviour and personality in a polar seabird
Alice Carravieri, 2018-20
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship on the interactive effects of chemical contaminants and parasites on seabird.
Teri Jones, 2016-20
PhD: Individual variation in sociality and social foraging strategies in the Australasian gannet (Morus serrator)
Alice Trevail, 2015-19
PhD: Environmental drivers of the foraging ecology of black-legged kittiwakes
Rich Howells, 2014-19
PhD (based at UKCEH): European shag diet and demography at a North Sea colony over half a century of environmental change
Olivia Hicks, 2014-18
PhD : The costs and consequences of parasitism to a wild population: an energetics approach
Phil Collins, 2013-17
PhD (based at Roehampton University): The movement ecology of a breeding seabird: An investigation using accelerometry
Vicky Warwick-Evans, 2012-16
PhD on the potential interactions between seabirds and Marine Renewable Energy Installations (MREIs)
Louise Soanes, 2009-15
PhD: The foraging behaviour of seabirds: defining and predicting home range areas
Cat Horswill, 2010-15
PhD (based at Glasgow University): The relative important of opposing drivers in determining population change in macaroni penguins Eudyptes chrysolophus