Andy Radford

@andyradford.bsky.social

Professor of Behavioural Ecology @ Bristol | social behaviour, vocal communication, cooperation, conflict, global change biology | love teaching and mentoring | love family time more
https://www.bio.bris.ac.uk/research/behavior/Vocal_Communication/

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Monash University is offering a fully-funded PhD scholarship to an outstanding student in animal behaviour/evolutionary ecology. Choose from eight project areas. For information about what project I'm offering, please DM me or see application form: forms.gle/ia9t4KPD3FKT.... Deadline: 15 Nov.

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Great use of the tens of thousands of dwarf mongoose body mass measurements collected over the years. Animals vary substantially in mass across days and seasons - when determining if a tag is too heavy we need to think about how light an animal might become, not just its mass right now.

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🙏Another chance to thank the amazing #Masters & #PhD students who I've been lucky enough to work alongside – an inspiration as scientists, communicators & colleagues, as well as being enormous fun to spend time with.

Working with #ECRs is an absolute highlight of my job. ☺️

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📖You submit a detailed reflective account of your supervisory practice, experience, effectiveness & growth, assessed by an expert panel. 💭It provided a valuable, formal opportunity to reflect on my approach & its impact on the postgraduate researchers that I've been fortunate enough to support.

Andy Radford with postgraduate students
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I’m delighted to have become an @ukcge.bsky.social ‘Recognised Research Supervisor’ – 1 of the first 2 ever at the @bristoluni.bsky.social. The UKCGE reflective framework helped me identify strengths in what I've learned over many years & areas for continued development. @bristolbiosci.bsky.social

UKCGE 'Recognised Research Supervisor' award certificate
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