Simon Tierney

Lecturer & Research Fellow

Western Sydney University Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment
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Simon Tierney is a Lecturer and Research Fellow at Western Sydney University, specifically within the Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment. His research primarily focuses on the ecology and evolution of bee pollinators, including the functional traits of both native and introduced species, as well as microbial evolution in social pollinators. Additionally, he explores the ecological dynamics of parasite invasions and the impact of environmental stressors on insect behavior and physiology.

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Robert N. Spooner-Hart

University of Western Sydney

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Nadine Chapman

University of Sydney

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Terry Bertozzi

South Australian Museum

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Alexander S. Mikheyev

Australian National University

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Olivia Bernauer

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University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

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Devi Stuart‐Fox

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Michael P. Schwarz

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James Cook

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Western Sydney University - Parramatta Campus

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Alexander S. Mikheyev

Australian National University

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Michael Gardner

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Flinders University

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Carmen da Silva

Macquarie University

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Théotime Colin

Macquarie University

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