New paper: "Rapid evolutionary response to a transmissible cancer in Tasmanian devils"
Exciting new paper out in Nature Communications today, on Tasmanian devil evolutionary response to devil facial tumour disease,...
Catch a rising star: Women in Science in Regional Queensland
Alison Peel was recently selected to participate in the "Catch a Rising Star: Women in Science in Regional Queensland" program, an...
New publication: What drives pulses of viral excretion in bats?
A new publication out today in PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, led by Assistant Professor Raina Plowright (Montana State University),...
Two new publications on African fruit bats
Alison Peel has recently published of two recent papers on African fruit bats, as a follow-on from her PhD research at the University of...
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