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Staff who work in BioSystems and Environmental Change

  • Emeritus Professor Pat Butler

    Emeritus Professor of Zoology

    Professor Butler studies the physiology of exercise and field energetics in vertebrates, particularly the role of the circulatory system in the transport of ...

  • Dr Jackie Chappell

    Associate Professor in Animal Behaviour

    Dr Chappell is an expert in the field of animal cognition, and is involved in interdisciplinary research and teaching between the fields of biology, psycholo...

  • Emeritus Professor James Kevin Chipman

    My personal research activity relates to mechanistic cellular and genetic toxicology, toxicogenomics and nanotoxicology in relation to both human health and ...

  • Professor John Kenneth Colbourne

    Professor, Chair of Environmental Genomics

    John Colbourne's investigations encompass the fields of evolutionary ecology, high-throughput biology, environmental and functional genomics.

  • Dr Scott Hayward

    Senior Lecturer

    Dr Hayward's research group seeks to understand how organisms cope with variable and stressful environments.

  • Dr Nik Hodges

    Reader

    Dr Hodges is interested in mechanisms of genetic toxicology, cellular oxidative stress and repair of oxidative DNA damage and how the variant form of repair ...

  • Professor Julia P Myatt

    Professor in Collaborative Education

    Professor Julia Myatt's research interests include morphology-behaviour-habitat interfaces in non-human great apes and the collective behaviour of group-livi...

  • Professor Luisa Orsini

    Professor of Evolutionary Systems Biology and Environmental Omics

    Dr Orsini applies high throughput sequencing technologies and AI to understand the impact of environmental change on freshwater ecosystems.

  • Dr Jim Reynolds

    Assistant Professor in Ornithology and Animal Conservation

    Dr Jim Reynolds has worked on the reproductive biology and the nutritional ecology of birds from many different and diverse orders including passerines, gees...

  • Professor Alice Roberts

    Professor of Public Engagement in Science

    Alice Roberts is an anatomist, author and broadcaster. Her research interests focus on evolutionary anatomy, osteoarchaeology and palaeopathology.