Young Einsteins: the EI featured in SALife mag
Affectionately dubbed "Young Einsteins", The Environment Institute's Dr Zoe Doubleday and Jarrod Hodgson are featured in this month's SALife magazine.
Dr Zoe Doubleday recently made international headlines with her research on cephalopods. She talks about her meteoric rise to media stardom, juggling interviews with the BBC and New York Times.
Jarrod Hodgson, ecologist and avian detective, channels mission impossible with his stealthy bird-spying research techniques. He places listening devices inside decoy eggs to listen to the heart-rate of birds.
Learn more about the people behind the papers by picking up a copy of this month's SALife.
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Dr Zoe Doubleday recently made international headlines with her research on cephalopods. She talks about her meteoric rise to media stardom, juggling interviews with the BBC and New York Times.
Jarrod Hodgson, ecologist and avian detective, channels mission impossible with his stealthy bird-spying research techniques. He places listening devices inside decoy eggs to listen to the heart-rate of birds.
Learn more about the people behind the papers by picking up a copy of this month's SALife.
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