Author Archives: Susan Hoebee

Great posters by Lachlan Gretgrix, Lachlan Nicholson and Jessica Presnell. We wish them all the best as they now begin their projects in earnest and look forward to hearing their results in about 7 months time.Thanks to Erin Hill for … Continue reading →

James’ honours paper has just been published in Rethinking Ecology – nice work James!! https://rethinkingecology.pensoft.net/article/58899/

Yet another success Honours to Masters upgrade! Many congratulations regarding the successful defense of your honours research. Mandi will continue to foster the collaboration with the Friends of the Wildlife Sanctuary and we hope to garner interest from other institutions … Continue reading →

Simone Currie has successfully upgraded from Honours to a Master degree – super excited to see what comes of her research partnering with CSIRO and colleagues from UCanberra. Best wishes Simone (not least because of the crazy year that has … Continue reading →

Announcing wonderful results for Simone Currie and Simon Heyes.  Simone’s Honours thesis has scored a strong first-class and she’s likely to transition to Masters, while Simon has just received news that his Masters Thesis has been passed with minor amendments. … Continue reading →

POPULATION GENETICS OF THE ENDANGERED GREVILLEA WILKINSONII (TUMUT GREVILLEA) HONOURS PROJECT DESCRIPTION (Start mid 2020 or Feb 2021) The Centre for Australian National Biodiversity Research (CANBR) has generated DArTseq data for around 650 Grevillea wilkinsonii samples. The dataset is representative … Continue reading →

Lots to share from the combined lab groups … First up many congratulations to Katherine Harrisson on the birth of gorgeous Arlo!  Enjoy getting to know one another. Second, thesis submissions by Gerry Ho and Simon Heyes.  Always a momentous … Continue reading →

Simone Currie has just received notification that she was successful in applying for an ESA Student Research Award for her honours study examining polyploidy in quandong. Many congratulations Simone and thanks to the ESA for their support of student research.

We’re delighted to have Simone Currie and Mandi D’Ombrain onboard as Honours students. Simone started mid-2019 and is extending some of the quandong work started by a previous honours student.   Mandi is to start in February 2020 assessing local … Continue reading →

The lab has had lots to celebrate in late 2019 and into early 2020 … Firstly, congratulations to all honours students who had their theses passed: Madison Hughes, Armon Aristidou, Stan Wawrzyczek, Tamara Morgan and Melissa von Moger. Second, congratulations … Continue reading →