Academic staff
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Our team
We work together as an integrated team of principal investigators, postdoctoral fellows, technicians and postgraduate students, with a broad national and international collaborative network.
Postdoctoral fellows
- Dr Manuela Ferrari, NERC Research Associate
- Dr Stefan Fischer, Honorary Research Associate
- Dr Juliet Spedding, Leverhulme Research Associate
- Dr Ignacio Lazagabaster, Leverhulme Research Associate
- Dr Richard Humphries, Research Facility Manager
Other research staff
- Amanda Davidson, Research Technician
- Olivia Whittle, Research Technician
Postgraduate students
- Melanie Baker (2021-2025) Quantifying ecological impacts and long-term sustainability of The Cheshire Beaver Project.
- Amelia Hobson (2023-2024) The use of automated technology in zoo management.
- Alice Clark (2019-2023) Reproductive suppression in mammals: social mediators and implications for conservation.
- Clare Jones (2020-2024) Reducing harm to wildlife from rodent pest control strategies.
- Sam Morris (2021-2025) Female competition and maternal effects in a social mammal.
- Ryan Nolan (2020-2024) Non-aversive handling techniques for laboratory mice.
- Susie Phillips (2021-2025) Using population genetics and scent deposits to inform recovery strategies for a threatened UK mammal.
- Kim van de Wiel (2019-2023) Gastrointestinal parasite transmission at the wildlife-livestock interface and its implications for management.