PhD Student,
Grant completed his MRes in Tropical Forest Ecology at Imperial College London and obtained his BSc Honors at the University of Wolverhampton. He is currently completing his PhD at the University of Nottingham where he is involved in research investigating how geological heterogeneity (geodiversity) influences spatial patterns of species functional diversity.
Grant's research focuses on linking geodiversity and biodiversity (i.e. linking the diversity of living and non-living nature). Specifically, Grant's research centers around investigating how… read more
Grant's research focuses on linking geodiversity and biodiversity (i.e. linking the diversity of living and non-living nature). Specifically, Grant's research centers around investigating how geodiversity influences trait-based measures of biodiversity across different scales, taxa and biomes.
Postgraduate research
Investigated change in predator-prey distributions across primary and logged forests throughout northern Borneo.
Undergraduate research
Investigated change in the distribution of passerine species at forest habitat edges in rural areas of Scotland.
Determine how geodiversity influences functional diversity across:
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