Dr Kate Durrant - a brief CV
2008 - Present
University
teacher at Nottingham
in Animal Behaviour
2007 - 2008
The University of Sheffield:
Postdoctoral fellow working with Tim Birkhead on the evolution of sperm
morphology and sperm competition.
2005 - 2006
Smithsonian
Institution:
Postdoctoral fellow working with
Robert Fleischer and Dina Fonseca (Rutgers University)
on avian malaria
phylogeography and vectorial transmission competence and with Peter
Marra using
parasites as ‘markers’ for migratory passerines.
The University of Maryland:
(Fall Semester 2006) Course convener and lecturer for ‘Principles of
Animal
Behavior’, 3rd year and graduate stream.
2000 - 2004
Griffith University: PhD: The genetic and social mating system of
a white-backed
population of the Australian magpie (Gymnorhina
tibicen tyrannica). Supervised by Jane Hughes (Griffith)
and Peter Mather (Queensland University
of
Technology).
1998 - 1999
The University of Melbourne:
Honours in Zoology.
1995 - 1997
The University of Melbourne:
Bachelor of Science.
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