My name is Louise Ashton and I am a new PI at The University of Hong Kong.
I use insects as ecological study tools. My research interests include a combination of:
Biodiversity, the roles of insects in ecosystem function and understanding responses to environmental change
Canopy science, new technologies for understanding and conserving forest canopies
Food webs across environmental gradients, understanding potential decoupling of food webs
Join the lab
Do you have similar research interests? Lets collaborate! Contact me if you are looking for PhD, Postdoc or other collaborative opportunities.
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RT @hormiga: “Your manuscript is appropriate for a more specialized journal.” https://t.co/IlgWJiFHsI -
RT @projectnoah: A member of the Emerald Moths subfamily (Geometrinae), the stunning Iotaphora iridocolor has been voted Spotting of… https://t.co/O6Fu42IJ6d
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RT @CanopyRobin: Just found this amazing figure showing relative contributions of #rainforest taxa to total animal biomass. Loving t… https://t.co/H69C2x54Nu
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RT @daniel_toker: Something I wish all undergrad STEM students knew: you can be a great scientist without being a stellar student. Sc… https://t.co/WxErehGgPt