James' research interest is in mitosis and cell division, stimulated by the fundamental beauty of the process as viewed using a fluorescence microscope, and its key role in diseases such as cancer.
Bonnie's research focuses on the Trinidadian guppy (Poecilia reticulata), a fish that has long served as a model system for evolutionary and ecological research. Bonnie explores local adaptation in this system using an interdisciplinary approach that combines population genomics, quantitative genetics, behavioural ecology, and experimental evolution.
Rob's research focuses on adaptation and acclimation in animals exposed to environmental change. Specifically, Rob is driven by the question of how a mechanistic understanding of animal physiology can be used to improve the productivity and sustainability of aquaculture in a wide range of production settings.
Orly is a molecular ecologist and conservation biologist, researching evolutionary and ecological responses to global environmental change. Orly aims to understand how environmental heterogeneity at different spatial and temporal scales affects geographical distributions, genetic composition and ecological interactions.
Rose supports the academic Head of Departments in delivering the strategic and operational priorities of the department, and is the link to wider Professional Services colleagues who support Biosciences.