Team

Francesca is a behavioral and conservation ecologist with research emphasis on effects of climate and global change on terrestrial mammal spatial distribution and movement. She has been a bio-logging enthusiast since the beginning of her career.

Karen assesses the movement, behaviour and connectivity of pelagic marine predators and the impacts that anthropogenic activities have on them and their environment.

Akiko studies the ecology, behaviour and physiology of animals, mainly seabirds, focusing on their adaptation to the changing marine environment and their role in the marine ecosystem.

Mary-Anne studies the behavioural ecology of mammals (especially seals) and seabirds using bio-logging techniques, often in cooler parts of the planet.

Sara uses bio-logging to advance sustainability in the oceans, with a particular focus on sea turtles, seabirds and marine mammals.

Monica studies birds and mammals in oceans, with a special interest in the Southern Ocean and its connectivity to South America.

Susan is a behavioral ecologist specializing in marine mammal acoustic communication and the effects of noise.

Yan is a marine ecologist specializing in seabird behavioural ecology (penguins mainly)  from the tropics to the poles.

Christian studies tropical crows that have the curious habit of using foraging tools. He has pioneered the use of miniature video-cameras and proximity loggers for studying wild birds.

David researches the movement ecology and behaviour of sharks, skates and rays and applies these data to inform conservation of threatened species.

Akinori studies the foraging behaviour of seabirds in Antarctic, Arctic, and Japanese waters using bio-logging instruments.

Martin is interested in using bio-loggers on animals to establish a global network of intelligent sensors for life.