The research work of the school covers the full spectrum of the biosciences, from environmental and ecological to cellular and molecular, including medically-related molecular research. The areas of research are: Animal Physiology and Behaviour: * Crustacean neuroendocrinology, growth, reproduction * Environmental physiology of aquatic organisms * Fish behaviour * Integrative behavioural physiology/energetics * Marine mammals/conservation genetics Cellular and Molecular: * Cancer research * Cell Biology * DNA damage checkpoints * DNA repair * Endothelial development * Entomology * Eukaryote chromosome dynamics/repair * Eukaryotic cell control cycle * Forensic acarology * Human neural differentiation and cancer * Intracellular host-symbiont interactions * Mechanisms of mammalian signal transduction * Metabolic regulation * Metal-microbe interactions * Microbiology of extreme environments * Molecular medical/veterinary entomology * Molecular parasitology * Neurodegenerative genetics * Neuroscience * Reproductive parasites and pathogens of invertebrates * Vector biology Ecology and Evolution: * Ancient DNA and long-term environmental change * Behavioural ecology * Biofilms * Biogeochemistry of aquatic ecosystems * Conservation Genetics * Ecology of clonal animals * Ecophysiology of aquatic organisms * Effects of climate change * Environmental biotechnology * Evolution of venomous snakes and venom * Evolutionary and population genetics * Evolutionary ecology and phylogeography * Fisheries Genetics * Geographic variation in lizards, snakes and amphibians * Molecular and evolutionary ecology * Molecular ecology and adaptation * Plant ecology * Wetland biogeochemistry * Wetland ecology Plant Systems and Technology: * Carbon partitioning * Physiology and genetics of abiotic stress resistance * Physiology of plant growth, cell wall proteins and genes * Plant genomics and metabolomics * Plant molecular biology * Plant physiology and carbon partitioning * Plant water relations * Plant-rhizosphere interactions * Single-cell transcriptomics and metabolomics * The biophysics of growth
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