
Thomas O'Shea-Wheller
@tosheawheller
Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Exeter. Interested in self-organisation and functional heterogeneity in social insects.
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07-11-2020 20:59:18
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Science has run some nice coverage summarising our research findings. science.org/content/articl… Dept. of Agriculture University of Exeter Research at Exeter Uni of Exeter's ESI LSU

🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝 ESI and University of Exeter CEC Research Fellow Thomas O'Shea-Wheller gave a talk about breeding #varroa resistant #bees at the Falmouth & Exeter Students' Union BeeSoc last weekend. 📷Maria Giulia


In Calgary to talk about bees and ants at Alberta Beekeepers Commission and ULethbridge.


I'm looking forward to speaking about social insects and AI at Uni of Exeter's Institute for Data Science and AI's Data Science Week, hosted at the Uni of Exeter's ESI. Full details: bit.ly/3xmhyfv


I enjoyed being interviewed recently for the PolliNation podcast to discuss our research into Varroa-resistant bees. extension.oregonstate.edu/podcast/pollin… Oregon Bee Project Oregon State Extension Service



Thomas O'Shea-Wheller starts our featured ESI academic of the month series, with an #esiStateOftheArt talk on 30 January “Decoding the Superorganism: From Collective Cognition to #ArtificialIntelligence” exeter.ac.uk/esi/people/fea… More about his research this whole month. Watch this space!


I enjoyed speaking about hornets at the bumble bee working group last week, hosted by the University of Oxford and Oxford University Museum of Natural History.


I’m excited to see some initial results from our new project ‘Mapping Emergence’, in which we attempt to make art with ants. This work is co-funded by University of Exeter, Cornwall, Falmouth University, Uni of Exeter's ESI, and Arts and Culture University of Exeter.


I’m happy to announce the publication of our recent research in Communications Biology, utilising automated tracking to quantify the influence of Asian hornets on bumble bee colonies. nature.com/articles/s4200…


An interesting article by The Gaurdian summarising our bumble bee research. theguardian.com/environment/20… University of Exeter Research at Exeter Uni of Exeter's ESI

I’m pleased to announce our upcoming ‘Mapping Emergence’ exhibition at the Uni of Exeter's ESI, featuring ant art from Myrmica rubra, Lasius niger, and Formica rufa. Arts and Culture University of Exeter University of Exeter, Cornwall University of Exeter Falmouth University


A nice article by BBC Future covering our hornet research. bbc.com/future/article… University of Exeter Research at Exeter Uni of Exeter's ESI

Our recent research in Communications Biology outlines VespAI, an AI system that uses deep learning to detect Asian hornets. This aims to provide an automated monitoring capability to limit hornet incursions at the invasion front. nature.com/articles/s4200…


I’m happy to announce that a piece from our ant art project ‘Mapping Emergence’ has been awarded first place in the University of Exeter Images of Research competition. exeter.ac.uk/research/docto… Research at Exeter University of Exeter, Cornwall Arts and Culture University of Exeter


It was a pleasure to open our social insect art exhibition ‘Mapping Emergence’ at Grays Wharf Gallery last week, many thanks to all the humans and bees that turned up. artsandcultureexeter.co.uk/news/mapping-e… Arts and Culture University of Exeter University of Exeter University of Exeter, Cornwall Uni of Exeter's ESI University of Exeter CEC

