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
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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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I really miss working at the @NHM_London I had the BEST time there as a postdoc. You know it's a dream job when you… https://t.co/ZWGBJR496A -
We found that during a drought termite activity increased by 100% and soil moisture, decomposition, soil nutrient h… https://t.co/xqzO9uDcAE
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During a drought termites increased by 100%. We experimentally suppressed termite activity and found that during a… https://t.co/upWjfnQLM2
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RT @FunkyAnt: #Termites promote tropical forest resistance to drought - our new paper with the amazing core #TART team:… https://t.co/9pxLFezJCO