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We are hiring a lecturer (teaching track) in Environmental Sustainability. Come and work with us at NUS Biological Sciences NUS MBCNCS dbs.nus.edu.sg/jobs/jobs-in-d… Sivasothi N. Maxine Mowe @ianzwchan DarrenCJYeo

We have a full-time teaching assistant position on biodiversity conservation and nature-based climate solutions to help with our MSc :-), come join us! Maxine Mowe Ian Chan DarrenCJYeo NUS MBCNCS Link to apply: career44.sapsf.com/sfcareer/jobre…

Congratulations to my dear friend, Hannah Yeo for submitting her PhD thesis on tropical seawall ecology and trophic interactions!!

How does species ecology affect population estimates? Well, our recent study shows that it may affect them a lot – and this should be taken into account when planning monitoring programs: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… 1/4

Happy to share our new paper in nature on the maintenance of species diversity in ecological communities nature.com/articles/s4158…

Now Hannah Yeo at #APCRS2023 talking about grazing on sea walls in Singapore! There are diverse biotic communities growing here. Grazing mollusks can have large effects on algae & patterns of sea wall donation!

Wrapping up a fantastic week at APCRS2023! Huge applause to our (ex)students who managed to showcase their work amidst a hectic schedule as part of the organizing committee. Until we meet again, APCRS, thank you for an unforgettable experience! #APCRS2023

Congratulations to all the NUS MBCNCS students who presented their #bl5299 internship presentations today 🥳 now you guys can relax and enjoy tonight’s BBQ! Looks like all of you learnt a great deal at your internships

NUS MBCNCS Yesterday we had our final internship presentations. I was very impressed by the level of the internships :-) Thanks to all the organizations involved! We celebrated with a nice BBQ, special thanks to the chefs!

Huge congrats to Dr Yeo Hannah Yeo on acing her PhD defense today!🎉 She's been our No.1 sweetheart since she joined us as an undergrad in 2017. Her dedication as a PhD student and a dependable teaching assistant is truly inspiring. Wishing you the brightest future, Hannah!🌟👩‍🔬

Well done Hannah-now-DrYeo! Fab defence and fantastic PhD. Thank you for being such a wonderful student!!

Congratulations to the most amazing, hardworking and selfless researcher I've ever known, Dr Hannah Yeo on completing her PhD defence today!!

It is finally out!! A new paper led by Rachel Mark, me and Dr Peter Todd in Ecology showing how shoreline armouring may influence #parrotfish ecological roles in #urban #coralreefs #urbanfish #urbanparrotfish #seawallEMEL

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📢 New paper led by Hannah Yeo in Wiley Ecology & Evolution who developed her own tethering technique to identify high predation potential of Nerita undata on tropical artificial shorelines. Excellent work Hannah! 🐌✨ doi.org/10.1002/ece3.1…

Sharing our new paper on fire and land change in Cambodia, where we found evidence challenging the widely held narrative that fire is driven by land conversion, and instead show that fire is more closely associated with land persistence, forest degradation and ELCs (link below)

📢 New EMEL paper led by Sze Hui Foo published in Marine Pollution Bulletin! 📢 It compares heavy metal levels in coral reef sediment and sea urchin tissues from 1994 to 2021 in Singapore, revealing mixed temporal trends and differences between sexes. 🌊🦔 doi.org/10.1016/j.marp…

I’m so so happy to share that another chapter from my PhD is out in JEM! We looked at using public perceptions of #naturebasedcoastalprotection to inform land use planning in an urbanised coastal city Dr Rebecca L. Morris Rania Hartanto Natasha Bhatia doi.org/10.1016/j.jenv…