Bat capture and processing time! | BATsLAB Australasian Bat Society Western Sydney U - HIE

We put HOLOHIL radio-transmitters on bats to see how often they go into torpor. It’s a big gamble to get sufficient data! Tomás Villada Cadavid BATsLAB Australasian Bat Society

Check out this amazing video by Remote Sensing in Ecology & Conservation about BatNet - an AI-assisted tool for automated identification of bats from camera trap images! 🦇📷

Looking for a #PhDposition ? Apply for the Gulf of Guinea Research Program. Live in Portugal, do fieldwork in Africa and take your classes in english. Tuition waiver & stipend. 79% of eligible applicants were accepted in 2022. #ornithology #biodiversity jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/search/?keywor…

🔊The International Symposium on 🦇 #Biology and #Conservation will take place next week in 🇨🇷@globalsouthbats 💻 Can't attend in person? Save the zoom link: udecr.zoom.us/j/83066077680?… More info 🦇🔎⬇️

Our UniSC: University of the Sunshine Coast bat team made the news! Watch the clip below to learn more about our research investigating the impact of urbanisation on bats led by Robin Rowland 🦇

Join us! BCI is looking for a new Research Scientist to identify diet and critical foraging habitat for bats affected by White-nose Syndrome (WNS) in Pennsylvania, working with the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Applications close March 1. workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default…

𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗣𝗔𝗣𝗘𝗥📢 As part of my PhD, we quantify, for the 1st time in Europe, the #EcosystemServices of #bats as insect pest suppressors in #rice paddies🌾🦇. Bats halved plant damage, saving ∼70 kg rice/ha, which translates into 💸56€/ha Read more👇 doi.org/10.1016/j.ecos…

Setting up harp traps & Elliot traps for the Vertebrate Zoology students. Let’s see what we find! Tomás Villada Cadavid

Torpor patterns are an important component of WNS vulnerability. Tomás Villada Cadavid show winter torpor is longer for bats in colder sites than in warmer sites #AusBatSoc2024

White-nose syndrome is a devastating fungal disease of North American cave-roosting bats 🦇. How will bats in the southern hemisphere fair if the pathogen reaches them? doi.org/10.1111/cobi.1… | Conservation Biology BATsLAB #WNS

Great work by Nicholas Wu presented at the 52nd NASBR in Guadalajara, Mexico

🦇 Earlybird registrations are now open for the 20th International Bat Research Conference (Cairns, Australia, 3-8 Aug 2025)! Register and submit your abstracts now! More info: ibrc.org #ibrc2025 #bats

PhD opportunity with BATsLAB on 🦇 research in Australia 🇦🇺! This project will investigate the ecology of the Eastern Horseshoe Bat in relation to forest disturbance, especially fire and fragmentation 🔥🔥🔥 Applications close 31 March 2025 westernsydney.edu.au/schools/grs/sc…

It’s time to take science to the southern hemisphere! Save the date for the 1st Austral Animal Physiology Conference. Brazil, 6-9 Dec 2026. Follow aapc2026 on Instagram #comparativephysiology #ecophysiology #conservationphysiology #globalsouth

If bats' way of living falters, entire food webs could feel the effects. Nicholas Wu Murdoch University theconversation.com/bats-get-fat-t…

Very honoured to be part of this wonderful publication led by Nicholas Wu

I am speaking at The 20th International Bat Research Conference 2025. Please check out my talk if you're attending the event! #ibrc2025

Congrats Anna Langguth on your first paper from your PhD! She was able to grow fibroblast cells from bat wings 🦇 using more field-friendly techniques that will help us better understand disease dynamics without infecting bats directly! peerj.com/articles/20222/

Congrats Tomás Villada Cadavid on your first paper from your PhD! He found Australian cave-roosting bats in colder climates say longer in torpor and fatten more to survive in colder environments | doi.org/10.1007/s00442…