Teaching
Modules for 2026-27
Advanced Skills in Bioveterinary Sciences
Module code: LIFE341
Role: Teaching
Behavioural Biology: Concepts and Applications
Module code: BIOS337
Role: Teaching
Supervised Theses
- An exploration of the protein component of scent marks from a range of mammalian species using proteomics approaches
- Competitive and Reproductive Scent Signalling in Voles
- Conflict in the communal nest: investigating female competition in house mice
- Cumulative Experience and Affective States of Laboratory Mice
- Dispersal and Reproductive Competition in Mammals
- Effects of intergroup competition on the behaviour and reproductive success of female house mice
- Examining the dynamics of the proteome using stable isotopes as metabolic tracers
- Exploration of Rapid Evaporative Ionisation Mass Spectrometry as a novel tool for insect identification and characterisation
- Female Competition and Maternal Effects in the House Mouse (Mus musculus domesticus)
- Innovations and tools to inform hazel dormouse conservation strategies
- Innovations and tools to inform hazel dormouse conservation strategies
- Mechanisms and contexts of kin recognition in female house mice
- Proximate mediators of behaviour in cooperatively breeding mammals: applications to breeding programmes for endangered species
- Reducing harm to wildlife from rodent pest control strategies
- Reducing the Impact of Rodenticides on Non-Target Wildlife
- Sexual communication in mice: linking male signals, female learning and adult neurogenesis
- Social influences on reproduction in cooperative mammals: implications for the ex-situ breeding and conservation of bush dogs (Speothos venaticus)
- The Application of a New Mass Spectrometry Technique Using Non-Invasive Biological samples for Conservation and Ecology Studies
- The Social Welfare of Captive Elephants
- The gut eukaryome of wild house mice
- Using conservation genetics and scent deposits to inform recovery of a threatened UK mammal (Arvicola amphibius)