Four gibbon crania viewed from the right side, so they are facing toward the right of the image. Bones and teeth are semitransparent white-yellow, while endocranial (e.g. brain) surfaces are solid blue. They are in left-right order from infant to adult, showing how the teeth form and emerge and the cranium changes size and shape.

My first gibbon paper is out! In collaboration with @evodevoanthro.bsky.social, we examined tooth formation and emergence in a unique skeletal collection, showing how gibbons' giant canines affect development of other teeth in the jaw onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

How researchers can work fairly with Indigenous and local knowledge Scientists around the world are recognizing that their research method isn’t the only way.

2025. How researchers can work fairly with Indigenous and local knowledge. Scientists around the world are recognizing that their research method isn’t the only way. www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Asia leads rise in clean-energy research Insights from the Nature Index show that the boom in research related to affordable and clean energy is not a global trend.

Insights from the Nature Index show that the boom in research related to affordable and clean energy is not a global trend.

https://go.nature.com/4hrWlFX

The author of a new book on frogs holding a copy, showing the cover which depicts a fantastic poison frog (Ranitomeya fantastica) carrying a tadpole on its back.

The Lives of Frogs — it's real! #frogs #amphibians #conservation #ecology #naturalhistory #biodiversity Available in all good book shops (and probably some bad) from 20th May 🧪 @princetonupress.bsky.social @uclcber.bsky.social @ucl-pnl.bsky.social @ucllifesciences.bsky.social @ucl.ac.uk

Just seen this, thanks lovely 😘

✨ Great start to 2025 ✨ Super honoured to have been awarded the Shirley McGreal Legacy Award for my dedication & commitment to primate conservation. Shirley supported my PhD crowdfunding campaign and I am eternally grateful 🙏🏼

#primatology #gibbonconservation #womeninstem #mothersinscience

Don't miss our Nature seminar later, a panel discussion exploring diverse interdisciplinary Social Science contributions to Nature Recovery at the science-policy interface. Online & in-person. Everyone is welcome. oxfordbiodiversitynetwork.bookwhen.com @oxsocsci.bsky.social @ecioxford.bsky.social

PhD position - Tree-based restoration in biodiversity hotspot Madagascar

Why not doing my first Bluesky post advertising a PhD position?

We are looking for a PhD researcher working on social and ecological #restoration effectiveness in #Madagascar based at Wageningen University & attached to the #Demand4Restoration project. Apply by 3.12.!

www.wur.nl/en/vacancy/p...

New Oxford-led initiative launches to train future leaders in life and environmental sciences

Exciting new interdisciplinary Doctoral Training Programme launching with the October 2025 intake (ie recruiting now). Please spread the word to potential applicants, we are committed to an inclusive and welcoming experience for all! www.biology.ox.ac.uk/article/new-...

Hello 👋, I’m new here. I’m a PhD researcher studying human-gibbon (small ape) coexistence in China, a conservation consultant, & qualified HE lecturer. Follow if you want to hear about primates, community conservation, Yogi (my dog), juggling motherhood in science, & life in the Welsh mountains 💚