Isabel Smallegange

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Newcastle University
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Isabel Smallegange is a Professor at Newcastle University, United Kingdom. Her research primarily focuses on life histories and ecological dynamics of ectotherms, including species such as blacktip reef sharks and bulb mites. Recent publications explore various aspects of developmental plasticity, mating behaviors, and the interaction between population models and environmental change.

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Ecological and Evolutionary consequences of predator-prey phenological match-mismatch driven by climate change

Open Date: 2017-04-01

Close Date: 2019-03-01

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Ecology meets evolution: Towards a new, mechanistic theory of eco-evolutionary dynamics

Open Date: 2015-06-01

Close Date: 2020-05-01

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Telling the future from the past: mechanistic approaches to predicting th eco-evolutionary response of popuations to environmental change

Open Date: 2014-01-01

Close Date: 2018-12-01

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Diapause strategies in a herbivorous arthropod: The interplay between population dynamics and the selection of diapause traits

Open Date: 2008-05-01

Close Date: 2010-05-01

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Migration and population dynamics of migratory songbirds

Open Date: 2007-05-01

Close Date: 2008-05-01

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Newcastle University is recruiting two Postdoctoral Research Associates (PDRAs) for an NERC-funded project on adaptation under climate change and development-centric demography in a warming world. PDRA 1: Experimental Evolutionary Ecology (now open) will design and deliver laboratory and field experiments using a tractable model system (bulb mites) to generate empirical data on life-history , development , and population processes . PDRA 2: Eco-evolutionary Demographic Modelling (opening soon) will develop novel modelling approaches integrating development , energetics , and demography to study adaptation and extinction risk under warming. The project is highly interdisciplinary and collaborative, linking theory and empirical work , with opportunities for public engagement (including a Minecraft Education component). The role is based at the School of Natural and Environmental Sciences , Newcastle University, UK. Funding: NERC-funded postdoctoral research positions. Eligibility/fit: Candidates with experience or interest in experimental evolutionary ecology, eco-evolutionary modelling, demography, climate-change adaptation, and related quantitative or experimental methods are likely to fit well. Application: One role is already open and the second is opening soon. Start is planned for Summer 2026 .

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Astrid T. Groot

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E. Emiel van Loon

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University of Amsterdam

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Laura García Peteiro

Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas

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