I am a Behavioural Ecologist working at Adelaide University. My research combines animal social networks, movement ecology and disease ecology. https://researchers.adelaide.edu.au/profile/stephan.leu

Saskia Gerhardy is a PhD candidate with the School of Biological Sciences researching Plains-wanderers in the South Australian semi-arid rangeland. Her research covers the classification of vegetation communities used by Plains-wanderers, analysing the genetic diversity of the species, and determining species distribution through spatial analyses and GPS technologies.

Laura Murray is a PhD candidate at The University of Adelaide. Her interests and research focus on the conservation of Australia's sea snakes, including investigations into their distributional ranges, habitat preferences, movements and dive physiology.

Courtney Adams is a PhD candidate at the University of New South Wales, looking at how extreme heat affects the behaviour and physiology of Australia’s threatened, arid-zone mammals.

Katie Barton is currently an Honours student at The University of Sydney where she is applying network analysis to scavenger movement data to highlight the potential epidemiological risk of mass mortality events. Having recently earned her Bachelor of Science with a double major in Data Science and Animal and Veterinary Bioscience, Katie is passionate about interdisciplinary research and leveraging novel quantitative methods to unravel complex dynamics between animal movement and disease risk.

Sam (she/her) is a PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne studying bilby ecology, with a particular focus on their movement behaviours associated with prescribed burns.