- Conservation biologist, Queensland University of Technology
Jasmine completed her PhD in the Centre for Biodiversity Conservation Science at the University of Queensland and is now an 1851 Research Fellow at the British Antarctic Survey, with an associate position at the Queensland University of Technology. Her work focuses on conserving Antarctic biodiversity in the face of multiple threats, particularly climate change.
Experience
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2021–present1851 Research Fellow, British Antarctic Survey
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2019–2021Postdoctoral research fellow, Monash University
Education
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2019The University of Queensland, PhD
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