Prof Richard F. Preziosi
Professor of
Ecological Genetics
Principal investigator
I have two main areas of interest; genetic diversity and conservation. For most areas of my research, these two topics overlap in answering questions about the sustainability of species in ex-situ conservation or the management of wild populations. I am also interested in pure species conservation (especially of amphibians), in the links between conservation and local human communities, and in statistical genetics. I am very interested in experimental design and statistics and the application of novel methods of data analysis.
In general, I am interested in how genetic diversity within a species influences its diversity and evolution. Beyond this, diversity within a species can impact other species or even entire communities of species and the ecosystem services they provide.
Graduate students
Thomas Hughes
Tackling conservation issues with new technologies
Anita Hashmi
African mammal populations
Agnessa Lundy
Ecological genetics of Neotropical mangroves
Postdoctoral researchers
Technical staff and research assistants
Associated researchers
Dr Laurence Cook
Alex Gabb
Socioeconomics of mangrove ecosystems
Past members
Dr Sigrun Wagner
Dr Chris Michaels
Dr Nathan Truelove
Dr Victoria Ogilvy
Dr Everisto Abella
Dr Richard Pearson
Dr Rena Booth
Dr Catherine Tétard-Jones
Dr Daniel Jameson
Dr Rajasekran Palanisamy
Dr Philip Astles
Dr Samuel Partey
Dr Violaine Jourdie-Bodin