Sunrise from Point Lookout,
New England NP, NSW, Australia
Co-Principal Supervisor
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Thais Sasso Lopes (PhD candidate): "Bringing together ecology and mathematical modelling to understand the recovery of amphibian populations following declines caused by the amphibian chytrid fungus"
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Matthew Mangan (PhD candidate): "Characterizing the genetic and demographic factors responsible for varying chytridiomycosis susceptibility across amphibian species, populations and life stages"
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Kate Tunstill (Honours candidate): "The effect of firefighting chemicals on frog health"
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Co-Supervisor
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Matthijs Hollanders (PhD candidate, Southern Cross University): "Understanding chytridiomycosis: Field testing next-gen epidemiological models in an Endangered Australian frog"
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Josie Humphries (PhD candidate, Southern Cross University): "Assessing the resistance of Fleay’s barred frog (Mixophyes fleayi) to chytridiomycosis using immune and transcriptomic analyses"