
Jacinta Kong
Postdoctoral Research & Teaching Fellow
Trinity College Dublin
Jacinta is currently working as a Postdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow on a Science Foundation Ireland funded project awarded to Nick Payne (18/SIRG/5549). This project aims to use broad scale comparative datasets and in-situ field measurements of ectotherm thermal niches to investigate how temperature generates macroecological patterns. Specifically, Jacinta is interested in using models to investigate the mechanisms and evolutionary processes that generate these patterns. You can contact Jacinta here or on Twitter @jacintakong
Lucy Harding
PhD student
Trinity College Dublin
Lucy began her PhD on a Science Foundation Ireland-funded project in 2019. Her project is focused on linking behaviour and physiology to the thermal niches of fish. She will combine comparative analyses of large published datasets, tagging of fish in the wild, and lab-based respirometry experiments with captive fishes. She is co-supervised by Andrew Jackson and Ian Donohue. You can contact Lucy here or on Twitter @Luce_Harding

Haley Dolton
PhD student
Trinity College Dublin
Haley commences a PhD at Trinity College Dublin in 2019, with supervision from Nick Payne. She will use a variety of electronic tagging methods and modelling to explore the thermal biology of Ireland's large sharks, including basking and sixgill sharks. Haley did her undergraduate degree at Oxford Brookes and then an MSc at Exeter University, researching the amazing basking sharks off the Isle of Man. Contact Haley here or on Twitter @haleydolton