People and Projects
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Angela Moles Associate Professor in the School of BEES, UNSW My main research projects are:
My google scholar profile |
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Claire
Brandenburger PhD student (part time, from February 2012) Topic: Rapid evolution in
introduced species
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Chen
Sichong PhD student - started August 2012 Thesis topic: seed size and seed dispersal E-mail: sichong.chen [at] student.unsw.edu.au |
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Rhiannon
Dalrymple PhD student, started July 2011 PhD: Patterns of flower colour diversity across communities Honours thesis title: Does celibacy leave you stuck in the past? Determining whether morphological change is slower in asexual than sexual invasive plants. Rhiannon's cosupervisor is Darrell Kemp (Macquarie) E-mail: rhiannonlia [at] hotmail.com |
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Habacuc
Flores Moreno PhD student, started February 2010 Thesis title: Ecological mechanisms and evolutionary patterns in invasive species. Habacuc's cosupervisor is Stephen Bonser (UNSW) E-mail: habacucfm [at] yahoo.com |
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Tim Hitchcock Honours student 2013 Thesis topic: global patterns in plant longevity E-mail: timothy.hitchcock [at] gmail.com |
| picture coming soon! | Floret Meredith PhD student - starting March 2013 Thesis topic: plant defences on islands |
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Tom Meredith Honours student - starting March 2013 Thesis topic: Chemical defence on land and in the sea E-mail: t.meredith [at] unsw.edu.au |
| picture coming soon! | Marianne
Tindall Honours student - 2012, currently research assistant. Is there a latitudinal gradient in the proportion of species with spinescence? e-mail: mariannetindall [at] gmail.com |
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Zhang
Hongxiang Visting Scholar 2013 Project topic: global patterns in clonality E-mail: hongxiang.zhang [at] unsw.edu.au |
Lab alumni
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Karen
Bartle BSc(hons) completed 2010 Rapid evolution of dispersal ability in the invading species Senecio madagascariensis (Fireweed). Karen's cosupervisor was Stephen Bonser (UNSW) E-mail: karenbartle [at] optusnet.com.au Karen is currently employed at AQIS |
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Ray
Blick PhD submitted July 2012 Disentangling an entangled bank: using network theory to understand interactions in plant communities Ray's cosupervisor was Stephen Bonser (UNSW) E-mail: rayblick [at] yahoo.co.nz Ray is now a research officer/postdoc in the Centre for Mined Land Rehabilitation at the University of Queensland |
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Joanna
Buswell MSc completed 2009 Rapid evolution of exotic plants Joanna's cosupervisor was Stephen Hartley (VUW) E-mail: joanna.buswell [at] gmail.com Joanna is currently employed by the Ministry for the Environment in New Zealand |
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Paul
Chachelle BSc honours completed 2008 Comparing herbivory on land and in the sea Paul's cosupervisor was Alistair Poore Paul was doing a PhD in marsupial ecology at the University of Western Australia until an untimely death. We miss you Paul. |
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Ellen
Couchman BSc honours completed 2010 Rapid morphological change in introduced starlings in Australia E-mail: couchman.ellen@gmail.com Ellen is a Graduate Advisor on Environmental Science for BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance. |
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Floor
Soudijn MSc completed 2009 Offspring size/number tradeoffs in marine ecosystems Floor was cosupervised by Emma Johnston (UNSW) and Dustin Marshall (UQ) E-mail: soudijn [at] gmail.com Floor is currently doing a PhD in Theoretical Ecology with André de Roos at the University of Amsterdam. Her project focusses on the effect of size-structure on food web dynamics. |
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Fiona
Thomson PhD completed 2011 Investigating seed dispersal at local (Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, Australia) and larger scales Fiona's joint supervisor was Richard Kingsford (UNSW), and her cosupervisor was Tony Auld (DECC) E-mail: ThomsonF [at] landcareresearch.co.nz Fiona is currently employed as a postdoc at Landcare Research in New Zealand. |
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Laura
Warman PhD completed 2011 Two systems or one? Vegetation dynamics in Australia's Wet Tropics. Laura's cosupervisor was Will Edwards (JCU) E-mail: ajunglegirl [at] gmail.com Laura is currently employed as a postdoc at the Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry in Hilo, Hawaii, working on a project involving plant functional traits within novel 'hybrid' ecosystems. |