We are a diverse group of researchers united by a fascination with social insects — mostly wasps, but ants and bees too.
Current group
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Seirian Sumner
Principal Investigator · Professor of Behavioural Ecology
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Alex Cerqueira de Araujo
Senior Bioinformatician
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Benjamin Taylor
Human Frontiers Science Program Research Fellow
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Caroline Chandler
PhD Student, Wasps in UK Farming Systems
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Christopher Wyatt
Eco-Flow Project Lead
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Cintia Akemi Oi
Postdoctoral Researcher (NERC) / Scientific Associate (NHM)
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Femi E Benny
PhD Student, Ecology & Behaviour of Asian Giant Hornets
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Fernando Duarte Frutos
Bioinformatician, Eco-Flow
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Idris Adams
PhD Student, Diet & Life History Evolution in Aculeate Wasps
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Iona Cunningham-Eurich
PhD Student, Parasitoid Wasp Diversity & Ecology
Left the nest
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Adam Devenish
PhD Student, Invasive Ants & Ecosystem Services
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Alessandro Cini
Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Marie Skłodowska-Curie)
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Daisy Taylor
Post-doctoral Research Assistant
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Emeline Favreau
Post-doctoral Bioinformatics Researcher
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Emily Bell
PhD Student, Caste Plasticity in Eusocial Insects
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Lewis Revely
PhD Student, Phenotypic Plasticity in Social Insects (now Dr Revely)
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Owen Corbett
PhD Student, Mechanisms of Conflict Resolution
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Patrick Kennedy
PhD Student, Social Evolution (now Dr Kennedy)
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Robin Southon
PhD Student, Adaptive Value of Males in Eusocial Insects
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Romuald Tcheutchoua
PhD Student, Wasps as Biocontrol Agents
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Ryan Brock
Master's by Research Student, Comparative Genomics
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Sam Duckerin
PhD Student, Pesticide Effects on Bumblebee Social Networks (now Dr Duckerin)
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Sam Morris
Master's by Research, Transcriptome Analysis of Dinoponera quadriceps
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Sandra Moreno
PhD Student, Behavioural Genomics of Malaysian Hover Wasps