Macroscope Lab

Research interests

My research interests are in the field of macroecology and biodiversity change. My work typically uses statistical and computational approaches to analyse large datasets (including qualitative data) and often transcends multiple spatial scales or levels of organisation. My current research focus is on understanding how different levels of biological diversity (e.g. species, ecosystems) are changing in human-altered environments, the potential functional consequences of such events and their environmental and socio-economic drivers. In addition, I am also interested in exploring how biodiversity may change in the future with different trajectories of human development and policy choices.