Order by specialisation
Animal behaviour - Peters Lab
Our research spans broad interests in animal behaviour and evolution of animal signals, including vibratory, acoustic and movement-based signals.
Applied Animal Physiology Group - Van Dyke Lab
We are broadly interested in how animals “work”. Animals must balance demands of competing physiological functions to maintain homeostasis and survive. They also need to be able to consume enough energy and biomolecules in order to grow and reproduce. We study how environmental changes impact on these processes to determine how individual animals are affected by environmental change.
Biodiversity and Ecology - Mynott & Shackleton Lab
Our research group uses genetic techniques to answer ecological questions.
Biodiversity Science and Application - McGeoch Lab
Our research looks at how to better measure, model and understand biodiversity and its responses to global change.
Biogeochemistry and Ecotoxicology - Silvester and Holland Lab
Our research investigates biogeochemistry and ecology of freshwater ecosystems.
Comparative Genomics - Graves Lab
I work on the organization, function and evolution of vertebrate sex chromosomes.
Coralline algae: taxonomy and ecology - Harvey & Woelkerling Lab
Our research focuses on the taxonomy, ecology, distribution and biodiversity of Coralline Red Algae and Rhodolith Beds in Australia.
Ecological, evolutionary and conservation genetics - Neil Murray
My research documents genetic change in response to environmental change. This includes climate change, and genetic approaches to management of natural populations, for both conservation and fishery management.
Ecology and Conservation - Green Lab
Our group investigates the biology and impact of both invasive alien and over-abundant native species that reconfigure ecosystems, and how to manage these species.
Environmental Geoscience - Webb Lab
My research focuses on the influence of climate and land-use change on groundwater. Research areas include: improving treatment procedures for acid mine drainage and understanding the formation of acid sulphate soils.
Fire and Avian Ecology - Clarke Lab
Our Fire Ecology group investigates the effects of fire on biodiversity. Our Avian Behaviour and Ecology Group conducts research on the evolutionary biology of birds.
Insect ecology - Gibb Lab
Our research investigates community ecology and global change biology, with a focus on terrestrial arthropods.
Landscape ecology - Bennett Lab
Our research investigates how landscape structure and landscape change affect the ecology and conservation of native fauna.
Molecular ecology and evolution - Murphy Lab
My research investigates how species biology and evolutionary history affects present distributions and the ability to cope with future environmental change.
Molecular evolution in Australasian marsupials - Westerman Lab
My research investigates the reconstruction and understanding of the phylogenetic relationships of Australasian marsupials, using molecular and morphological data.
Plant ecology - Morgan Lab
Our research investigates the dynamics of plant communities and the impact of natural disturbances and global environmental change. Our research areas include: interactive effects of fire, grazing and drought in grasslands and woodlands, and how climate change, fragmentation and shrub encroachment affect ecosystem dynamics.
Plant ecophysiology and metal abiotic stress - Fernando Lab
I investigate heavy metal tolerance and toxicity in plants, and the related effects of climate change.
Plant Pathology and Mycology - Keane Lab
My research investigates plant pathology, focusing on management of pests and diseases of cocoa in Indonesia and diversity of macrofungi.
Plant reproduction, ecological and conservation genetics - Hoebee Lab
We investigate plant reproduction, population genetics and evolution. Our research techniques span traditional field-based ecology and morphological investigations to next-generation sequencing.
Plants and Pollinators - Phillips Lab
We study the ecological and evolutionary consequences of the interactions between plants and pollinators.
Riverine Landscapes Research Group - Bond Lab
We study interactions between the physical environment, (climate, hydrology, fire and land-use), and how these affect ecological patterns and processes across the landscape, including species distributions, population dynamics, connectivity and food-webs.