New paper out

Our latest paper on how female development affects aggression in fruit flies is out now in  Functional Ecology!
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​I am a Departmental Lecturer in Biology (Behaviour) in the Department of Zoology at Oxford. I'm currently studying the effects of mating on female aggression in fruit flies, and looking at female-female aggression in a variety of other species (including humans!). 

Find out more about my research on my Research page.

News

October 2019

I have started two new positions - my new job is being the Departmental Lecturer in Biology (Behaviour) in the Department of Zoology, University of Oxford!
I've also started as a Stipendiary Lecturer in Biology at Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford.

February 2019

I was invited to give a seminar at the Department of Zoology at the University of Cambridge.
​Thanks to Dr Rahia Mashoodh for hosting me.

November 2018

I was invited to give a seminar at the Centre for Biological Diversity at St Andrews University.
​Thanks to Dr Catherine Sheard for hosting me.

September 2018

My latest paper with Stu Wigby and Ju Morimoto has been published in Functional Ecology!

August 2018

Dani Edmunds, Lucy Harper, and I ran a BIG experiment on sex ratio and aggression, investigating how sexual selection may alter male and female aggression.