Dr. Laura Grogan promoted to Research Fellow Grade 2!
The outcomes of the annual promotion round at Griffith University were announced today, and our team member Dr. Laura Grogan has been...
Funded! "Investigation of immune gene expression in chytridiomycosis"
Laura Grogan from our team is thrilled to have just been awarded $9,900 through the competitive Environmental Futures Research Institute...
#ESAus18 conference wrap-up!
This week seven members of our team attended the Ecological Society of Australia's annual conference held at the Royal International...
Congratulations to Dr. Alison Peel on her ARC DECRA!!!
We are extremely proud as a team to congratulate Research Fellow Dr. Alison Peel for her wonderful achievement of being awarded a...
New Research Fellow position available: impact of climate change on vector borne diseases
We're excited to be looking for another new Research Fellow to join the Disease Ecology Group - working in the fields of disease ecology...
Pilot site visits in Lamington National Park!
Sometimes on fieldwork you just have to visit stunningly beautiful places... (and sometimes the road is so eroded that your car won't...
Chytridiomycosis immunity review now published!
Members of our team have just published an up-to-date comprehensive review and synthesis of the amphibian immune response to...
Funded! "Amphibians of the World Heritage-listed Gondwana Rainforests: Distribution, habitat us
Members of our team and collaborators (Guy Castley, Hamish McCallum, Harry Hines, Laura Grogan, Thais Sasso Lopes and Dave Newell) have...
Laura presents her research at the Amphibian Disease Meeting in Phoenix, Arizona
Research Fellow in our team, Dr. Laura Grogan, was recently awarded a 2018 Griffith Sciences Early Career Researcher Travel Grant ($3000)...
There’s a koala outside my office! Visiting researcher Heather Bryan joins the group to study predat
“But there are no bears in Australia!” was the most common response when I told friends I would be leaving my home country, Canada, for a...
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