Emily is a Lecturer in Biological and Environmental Sciences in the School of Science
Current Teaching
- SCI1187 Form and Function in Biology
- SCI1183 Origins and Evolution of Life
- GEO1150 Geography and Environment: People, Pattern and Process
- SCI1001 Introduction to Sustainability
- SCI2116 Diversity of Life
- SCI3453 Sustainable Natural Resources Management (Gascoyne Study Tour)
Background
Emily completed her Masters by Research at ECU in 2020, titled ‘Modernising Conservation Through Technology: A metabolomic investigation of a critically endangered freshwater crayfish, and has worked at ECU in various roles and projects since 2011. She is most often found in the teaching labs on campus and conducting science engagement activities. She also has experience working in the field, including remote locations, and a wide-ranging knowledge of aquatic and terrestrial methods, with most projects related to aquatic fauna in wetlands.
Some projects include:
- Gnangara Mound Environmental Monitoring Programme: Macroinvertebrate and Water Quality Monitoring 2019 – 2022
- Gingin Brook Groundwater Dependant Aquatic Fauna Studies 2019-2021
- Gascoyne Study Tour 2021 - Support Staff
Professional Memberships
- 2010 - The Royal Society of Western Australia (Student member)
- 2018 – International Association of Astacology (Member)
- 2021 – The Royal Society of Western Australia (Member)
Awards and Recognition
National and International Awards
- 2021 – Perth Zoo Award for Research Contribution Towards Conservation
- 2020 – ECU School of Science - UniBank Student Contribution Award
- 2019 – Vice-Chancellor’s Student Award for Engagement – Special Commendation
- 2019 – ECU School of Science – Best Masters by Research Presentation
- 2018 – International Association of Astacology – Outstanding Student Presentation at IAA22
- 2018 – International Association of Astacology – Student Travel Award
- 2009 – The Royal Society of Western Australia Student Medal
- 2008 – Golden Key International Honour Society
National and International Research Positions
- 2016 – Australian Government Research Training Program – Masters by Research project
Research Areas and Interests
- Limnology and Freshwater Biology
- Science Communication
- Sustainability