The Global Goals
In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. Bruno's work contributes towards the following SDG(s):
About Bruno
Lecturer in Animal Biology
Supervised Research Degrees
Current PhD Students
- Matthew Ford: Evolution of Vision in Skinks − University of Adelaide (co-supervisor Kate Sanders)
- Marylette Roa: Diversity and ecology of squamate gut microbiome − National University of Ireland, Galway (supervisor Alexandre de Menezes)
- Isaac Rosetto: Evolution of sea snakes − University of Adelaide (Supervisor Kate Sanders)
Current ResM Students
- Owen Head: Evolution of Hearing in Squamates
- Isobel Sleep: Evolution of Circadian Rhythms in Lizards and Snakes
- Thomas Woods: Phylogenomics of Baboons in West Africa
- Cameron Tyler: Remote Sense and Geographic Distribution of Sea Snakes
Teaching
Im the Module Lead for:
- Methods in Biology (BIOL234)
- Advanced Bioinformatics & Phylogenetics (BIOL324)
I also contribute in the fields of zoology (specially Herpetology), evolutionary biology, genomics, sensory biology and neurobiology for the following modules:
- Introduction to Biology (BIOL129)
- Ecology and the Diversity of Life (BIOL132Z)
- Comparative Zoology (BIOL232Z)
- Research project supervisor
