Over the next few weeks we will be welcoming three new Associate Editors to Methods in Ecology and Evolution. Susan Johnston (University of Edinburgh, UK) became a member of the Associate Editor Board on Monday 5 October. She will be joined on 19 October by Natalie Cooper (Natural History Museum, London, UK) and finally by Luísa Carvalheiro (University of Brasília, Brazil) on 2 November. You can find out … Continue reading New Associate Editors
We’re pleased to welcome Dr Matthew Davey to the MEE team, as our newest associate editor. Matt is currently based at the department of plant sciences, University of Cambridge, and specialises in metabolomics, with a focus on plant responses to environmental change. Continue reading New associate editor
Busy month at Methods, we are very pleased to announce that five new associated editors have just joined our journal: Olivier Gimenez, CNRS, France, Luca Giuggoli, University of Bristol, UK, Darren Kriticos, CSIRO, Australia, Jessica Metcalf, University of Oxford, UK, and Helene Muller-Landau, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Panama. Olivier is a population biologist with a background in biostatistics studying animal demography in wild populations. Luca … Continue reading New associate editors
Methods is pleased to announce that Matthew Spencer has become the newest member of its editorial board, taking up the role of Associate Editor. Matt is a quantitative biologist at the University of Liverpool and is interested in using stochastic models to understand community dynamics and molecular evolution: In particular, I want to work with models that are simple, flexible, and can be applied to … Continue reading New associate editor
Methods is pleased to announce that Nick Isaac has become the newest member of its editorial board, taking up the role of Associate Editor. Nick is a macroecologist at the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology interested in questions about the abundance, distributions, diversity and extinction risk of species: My research generally involves data that are structured in space, time and/or phylogenetically. I started out using … Continue reading New associate editor
We’re pleased to announce that Luke Harmon has become the newest member of the Methods in Ecology and Evolution editorial board, taking up the role of Associate Editor. Luke is an Assistant Professor at the University of Idaho, whose research interests focus on developing new comparative methods and applying them to large phylogenetic datasets: Ongoing progress in building the tree of life provides a rare … Continue reading New addition to the editorial board
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