Research Repository
MRes
Master's Degree
Level Master's Degree Student Mr David Lawson Status Complete Part Time No Years 2015 - 2018 Project Title An overview of diffuse pollution inputs and their impacts upon organisms in the River Almond, Scotland Awarding Institution Edinburgh Napier University Director of Studies Robert Briers Second Supervisor Linda Gilpin
PhD
Doctorate
Level Doctorate Student Mike Hinchliffe Status Current Part Time No Years 2020 Project Title Methane-derived carbon in upland stream foodwebs: characteristics and significance for carbon cycles Awarding Institution Edinburgh Napier University Director of Studies Robert Briers Second Supervisor Aimeric Blaud
PhD
Doctorate
Level Doctorate Student Edward Mwikamba Status Current Part Time Yes Years 2020 Project Title Investigating drivers of seagrass loss in Kenya and testing local solutions to seagrass conservation Awarding Institution Edinburgh Napier University Director of Studies Mark Huxham Second Supervisor Robert Briers
PhD
Doctorate
Level Doctorate Student Ian Martin Status Complete Part Time Yes Years 2013 - 2022 Project Title Assessment of trophic polymorphism in the Himalayan fish Tor putitora Awarding Institution Edinburgh Napier University Director of Studies Robert Briers Second Supervisor Sonja Rueckert Additional Supervisor Amy Poole
PhD
Doctorate
Level Doctorate Student Dr Mel Findlay Status Complete Part Time Yes Years 2015 - 2021 Project Title Optimisation of monitoring using camera-traps and field evidence when identifying Eurasian otter Lutra lutra resting or breeding sites Awarding Institution Edinburgh Napier University Director of Studies Pat White Second Supervisor Robert Briers
PhD
Doctorate
Level Doctorate Student Dr Matt Wale Status Complete Part Time No Years 2014 - 2018 Project Title The effects of anthropogenic noise playbacks on marine invertebrates Project Description Anthropogenic noise has profoundly changed the acoustic environment of aquatic habitats, and is known to negatively affect many taxa. The responses of invertebrates to man-made noise are however still poorly studied, despite their importance in marine ecosystems. Uncovering these responses is the focus of the noise research group at Edinburgh Napier. In my PhD research I am working with several mollusc and crustacean model species, to identify their response to man-made noise on multiple levels of biological organisation. Using a mechanistic integrative approach I am investigating the effects of noise on behaviour through to genetics. I am conducting multifaceted experiments with a collaborative team from across Scotland, to better understand not only if noise affects these animals, but also how and why these responses occur. Awarding Institution Edinburgh Napier University Director of Studies Karen Diele Second Supervisor Robert Briers
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