Where can a career in #Ecology take you?🌏 ✏️ This #NationalCareersWeek travel around the world with globetrotting #Ecologists as they reminisce on their research careers in Functional Ecology's #MovingEcology series... functionalecologists.com/tag/moving-eco…

Wonderful few days in Sierra de Andujar with BEAR PRINT design 🌍💙🇺🇦🇵🇸. Incredibly close views of Iberian #Lynx and plenty more #cat

Enjoyed the panel discussion @ Northern Air Quality Conference #AQNMCR, Ecology & Environment Research Centre @ManMetUni very interesting questions and a lot of interest in the air pollution literacy toolkit we MMU's Department of Natural Sciences present at primary schools

What a great start to the The Royal Society #pairingscheme23 Lovely meal and a chance to meet fellow scientists from across the UK. Really looking forward to the rest of the week! Ecology & Environment Research Centre Manchester Metropolitan Uni @ManMetUni

👩‍🔬👨‍🔬🦠 *PhD Opportunity* - Im advertising 2x PhD studentships starting October 2023 as part of National Biofilms Innovation Centre (NBIC) CTP - both are investigating bacterial biofilms, biocides and antibiofilm surfaces - developing standardised methods controlling submerged and non-submerged biofilm. Link👇

A great introduction learning about science and policy The Royal Society for the #pairingscheme23 Also got to visit their wonderful library - can you spot Charles Darwin's signature?

Join us for a night of fantastic talks at the Victoria Gallery and Museum, Liverpool. Free for Prog Pal attendees (its the night before the conference starts). Look out for the upcoming event link!

Public engagement training for our ambassadors by Robyn Grant for our #Ingeneous project! Royal Academy of Engineering Sports Engineer 🏂 @DuncanOlly Caroline Adams #WomenInSTEM #SciComm

Another really informative day learning about the government office for science and shadowing in parliament #PairingScheme23 The Royal Society

Exciting new position at Manchester Met Manchester Metropolitan Uni : Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Urban Geography. Closing 23/05/23. More details here: manmetjobs.mmu.ac.uk/jobs/vacancy/l…

Still time to book tickets to the next Manchester Pint of Science UK event 23 May 7 PM, featuring our own #SueAnneZollinger talking about noise and urban birds pintofscience.co.uk/event/the-vari… Ecology & Environment Research Centre @ManMetUni MMU SciEng Research

We are so proud of the great research-based teaching of our research group members. Congratulations and well deserved accolades for Kirsty and Sarah Griffiths!

This might not look very exciting to you, but this here is my PrintCity: 3D, Innovate, Educate, Collaborate tactile enrichment out in an Wildwood Kent enclosure for the very first time... Exciting! Can't wait to capture all those whisker movements! 😃

Interesting session at the IAQM forum where we presented our involvement in Air Quality Ecology & Environment Research Centre @ManMetUni MMU's Department of Natural Sciences

"Sexy tunes need repeating" - very exciting new study out today in Nature Communications from our own Selvino showing that both diversity and consistency of vocal signals are sexually selected traits Ecology & Environment Research Centre @ManMetUni MMU's Department of Natural Sciences rdcu.be/deIqM

Hitting song notes consistently can help male birds attract mates, but only if they change their tune. 🎵 Find out more about our latest research in partnership with Lancaster University 👉 bit.ly/3XwZYlO. Selvino

Time Radio discusses new exciting research from Selvino Ecology & Environment Research Centre @ManMetUni and Uni Lancaster researchers Javi Sierro Ian Hartley about how consistency is sexy! Listen to the story that starts at time 1:31:05 and judge for yourself! thetimes.co.uk/radio/show/202…

Manx Shearwaters breed at night, in burrows, in dense noisy colonies, on remote Atlantic islands. How can they recognise each other in such conditions? Find out more in a new study by MMU's Department of Natural Sciences and Imperial Life Sciences published today in J. of Avian Biology onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ja…

Fully funded PhD position (unfortunately only available to UK residents) on the impact of Endocrine disrupting chemicals on songbird fitness. Please spread the word! Deadline 22 July Doctoral scholarships | Manchester Metropolitan University (mmu.ac.uk)

We are recruiting for a new fully-funded (for UK students) PhD position to investigate interspecific competition on red-listed Willow Tit conservation, sponsored by the The Mersey Forest Pass it along! Applications due by 13 Jan tinyurl.com/pxwvwfzs