Media

We wrote an article in The Conversation explaining the significance of our paper on tooth development in the "spiny sharks".

The paper was also covered in Nature Today, among other outlets

I was also interviewed on SAfm sunrise, the South African Broadcasting Corporation's morning radio show.

Outreach talk live on facebook cooperating with Readerland on 27th June . The talk examined the environment and climate during the age of dinosaurs, a fascinating event called the “Palaeocene-Eocene thermal maximum” and the aftermath of the two greatest extinction events in history: the Permian-Triassic, also known as the “great dying”, and the end-Cretaceous, which famously wiped out the dinosaurs. Talk was live-streamed, and the video can be viewed here

I recently dug up this video I made as a teenager, which shows the complete life cycle of the gall wasp Andricus kollari, including footage of the asexual generation emerging from the gall. This fascinating species shows alternation of asexual and sexual generations, which look completely different, and live in different species of oak. Click here to see the raw footage of the asexual generation emerging (if you dare)!

The Guardian

Sydney Morning Herald

See also my article in The Conversation

The Conversation

Newsweek

To the left is a video featuring coauthors Alice Clement and John Long, and my animations

We wrote an article for The Conversation about our paper on the origins of electroreception

Together with Mike Lee, I wrote a primer to Bayesian inference at The Conversation. This article has received more than 70,000 views, and is useful for both undergraduates and the general public.

Our article on placoderm phylogeny was featured in The Conversation