Jonathan tries to convince PhD student Nthabeleng Nhlengethwa that this is really how ecologists sample vegetation. Nthabeleng is unimpressed. In […]

Selected by an expert jury led by Enrique Martínez Meyer of the GBIF Science Committee, Ross won the award for

Contributing to the Global Malaise Program coordinated through the Centre for Biodiversity Genomics, University of Guelph. Setting up a new Malaise trap to

Using a new machine learning tool – Convolutional Kitchen Sinks – Avery shows how it is possible to learn the

Intergovernmental reports have drawn focus to the escalating climate and biodiversity crises and the connections between them, but interactions among

Isidora Silva-Valderrama received first prize for a student presentation at the APS Pacific Division Annual Meeting, Oregon US. Here she

Using mathematical models from the disease ecology literature, we show how pathogen escape may provide an additional ‘economy of scale’

Jonathan catches up with long-time collaborator and colleague Kowiyou Yessoufou at the University of Johannesburg as part of the African Centre

Nick and Avery attended the 11th Biennial meeting of the International Biogeography Society in Prague. Lucky them! Kudos to Avery for structuring

From host to host: The taxonomic and geographic expansionof Botryosphaeriaceae (Fungal Biology Reviews 48 (2024) 100352). Here, we explore the factors