STUDENT SUPERVISION
I have had the privilege to supervise students conducting both undergraduate and MSc thesis research.

Undergraduate research assistants: Miami, FL USA
*undergraduate students with whom I have published peer-reviewed research
†undergraduate students who have presented research at a conference
°undergraduate students from historically underrepresented or marginalized groups
  • Sam Clay University of Miami, 2022-present
  • Benjamin Krasnoff Washington University in St. Louis, 2019-22
  • °Kamau Walker* Yale University, 2018-22
  • °Saransh Gothi Washington University in St. Louis, 2018-19
  • °Martina Cavallini* Florida International University, 2018-19
  • °Jesus Lopez* Florida International University, 2018-19
  • °Ebony Escobar Florida International University, 2016-17
  • °Veronica Vargas* Florida International University, 2014-18
  • °Oliver Ljustina*† Florida International University, 2013-16
  • °Marie Colom*† Florida International University, 2013-16
  • °Pedro Ferrer* Florida International University, 2013-15
  • °Nick Palermo* Florida International University, 2013-15

Master of Sciences (MSc) Thesis research: Miami, FL USA and Exeter, UK
  • Chrissy Miller (2015; University of Exeter, UK)
  • Sophie Pardeux (2015; University of Exeter, UK)

Bachelor of Sciences, Honours (BSc Hons) Dissertation research: Sulawesi, Indonesia
  • Jamie Mitchell (2008; Sparsholt College, UK)
  • Timothy Moxon (2008; University of Southampton, UK)
  • Leanne Fitzgerald (2011; Trinity College Dublin, Republic of Ireland)
  • Cormac Price (2011; Trinity College Dublin, Republic of Ireland)
  • Daniel Aindow (2011; University of York, UK)
  • Alice McPherson (2014; Queens University Belfast, UK)
  • Biff Houlston (2014; Bath Spa University, UK)
Above: Kamau Walker (Yale University), with a freshly caught American green anole (Anolis carolinensis​) has been an undergraduate research collaborator since 2018.
Below: (Top) Oliver Ljustina and (Bottom) Marie Colom present their  independent undergraduate research projects at the Florida International University research symposium.