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Projects
- 7PH Graph: A Knowledge Graph of a Competitive Metagame (engineering, 2026)
- Digital Twin (engineering, 2026)
- AI-JIE: Extraction and Evaluation Pipeline (engineering, 2026)
- LLM Engineering Lab (engineering, 2026)
- Job Intelligence Engine (engineering, 2026)
- MLB Analytics with SQL (lab, 2025)
- Python Labs (lab, 2025)
- Seasonal altitudinal migration in rainforest birds (research, 2025)
- Forest gap effects on tropical birds (research, 2025)
- Physiological stress and rainforest mammal declines (research, 2025)
- Climate, foliage chemistry and herbivory (research, 2024)
- Climatic drivers of rainforest bird change (research, 2023)
- Ringtail possum viability forecast (research, 2022)
- Community reshuffling under elevational shifts (research, 2022)
- Rainforest bird declines (research, 2021)
- Predicting abundance from environmental suitability (research, 2021)
Publications
- Mountains magnify mechanisms in climate change biology (Nature Climate Change, 2026)
- The effect of forest gap dynamics on tropical rainforest birds (Ecologica Montenegrina, 2025)
- Climate-Induced Physiological Stress Drives Rainforest Mammal Population Declines (Global Change Biology, 2025)
- Relationships between abiotic factors, foliage chemistry and herbivory in a tropical montane ecosystem (Oecologia, 2024)
- The climatic drivers of long-term population changes in rainforest montane birds (Global Change Biology, 2023)
- Climate change threatens the future of rain forest ringtail possums by 2050 (Diversity and Distributions, 2022)
- Predicted alteration of vertebrate communities in response to climate-induced elevational shifts (Diversity and Distributions, 2022)
- Long-term changes in populations of rainforest birds in the Australia Wet Tropics bioregion: A climate-driven biodiversity emergency (Plos One, 2021)
- Predicting species abundance by implementing the ecological niche theory (Ecography, 2021)
- New records of Lagidium cf. L. wolffsohni (Thomas, 1907) (Rodentia, Chinchillidae) in southern Chile (Notas sobre MamÃferos Sudamericanos, 2021)
- Seasonal variation in the richness, relative frequency and diversity of birds in urban wetlands of Llanquihue, southern Chile (Revista Chilena de Ornitologia, 2018)
- Biomass, seed production and phenology of Chusquea montana after a massive and synchronous flowering event in Puyehue National Park, Chile (Bosque, 2017)
Talks
- Why Canopy Microclimate Matters for Understanding Flying Fox Heat Vulnerability? (20th National Flying Fox Forum, 2025)
- Microclimatic drivers of thermoregulatory behaviour in Spectacled Flying Foxes (International Bat Research Conference, 2025)
- The impacts of Climate Change on the Rainforest Vertebrates of the Australian Wet Tropics (James Cook University, 2024)
- An uphill battle: the story of ringtail possums (Cairns - Wet Tropics Management Authority, 2024)
- Possums in Peril: The Urgent Need to Address Climate Change Impacts on Tropical Montane Species (TESS conference, 2023)
- Songs of disappearance: Rainforest Montane Birds and Climate Change (Zoology and Ecology North Queensland, 2023)
- Crisis in the tropics: Signs of an imminent collapse (CBCS - University of Queensland, 2023)
- Predicted alteration of vertebrate communities in response to climate-induced elevational shifts (ESA-SCBO conference, 2022)
- Climate change threatens the future of rainforest ringtail possums (Zoology and Ecology North Queensland Conference, 2022)
- Introduction to hierarchical models for abundance (CodeR, James Cook University, 2022)
- Predicting species abundance by implementing the ecological niche theory (Annual conference of the Centre for Tropical Environmental and Sustainability Science, James Cook University, 2021)
- Seasonal variation in the richness, relative frequency and diversity of birds in urban wetlands of Llanquihue, southern Chile (XXII Congress of Chilean Ornithology, 2017)