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Ewan Stenhouse

Dr Ewan Stenhouse

(he/him)

Research Associate

School of Biosciences

Overview

I have always been interested in how organisms within ecosystems interact with each other. My research focuses on molecular ecology, exploring the genetic underpinnings of species interactions within ecosystems.

Through DNA-based methods and molecular analysis, my research investigates trophic interactions, specifically how species interact within their environment. My research often involves identifying predator-prey relationships, dietary preferences, and the impacts of environmental changes on these dynamics. By combining molecular tools with high-throughput sequencing, I aim to understand how shifts in species interactions can influence biodiversity and ecosystem stability.

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2025

2024

2023

2021

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Specialisms

  • molecular ecology
  • Conservation and biodiversity