This is a very brief post to draw people's attention to some things that other people have done. One is an article that a former field assistant at the Babbler Project has written and the other is from PhD comics.
Firstly, Robbie Hopper, who was a PhD field assistant for James Westrip, has written an article about the Babbler Project and the research that has been done on those amazing birds (I am very biased as I spent four years working on them). So here is the link: http://ecopostblog.wordpress.com/2014/06/22/dabblings-with-babblers/
Secondly, PhD comics, the website that probably millions of graduate students look up on a regular basis to provide accurate commentary on their lives, has done a cool cartoon short about Miya Warrington's PhD thesis. This is awesome for two reasons: firstly, her thesis was really interesting and the science is sound; secondly, I sat next to Miya for two months when I visited Macqaurie University while I was writing up my PhD. She's a very enthusiastic and dedicated scientist and it's great to see her work publicised in this way! So here is the link:
http://phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?comicid=1726
Firstly, Robbie Hopper, who was a PhD field assistant for James Westrip, has written an article about the Babbler Project and the research that has been done on those amazing birds (I am very biased as I spent four years working on them). So here is the link: http://ecopostblog.wordpress.com/2014/06/22/dabblings-with-babblers/
Secondly, PhD comics, the website that probably millions of graduate students look up on a regular basis to provide accurate commentary on their lives, has done a cool cartoon short about Miya Warrington's PhD thesis. This is awesome for two reasons: firstly, her thesis was really interesting and the science is sound; secondly, I sat next to Miya for two months when I visited Macqaurie University while I was writing up my PhD. She's a very enthusiastic and dedicated scientist and it's great to see her work publicised in this way! So here is the link:
http://phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?comicid=1726
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