Honorary Senior Lecturer @HKUniversity. Urban ecology, wildlife trade. Advocates for diversity and inclusion in science. @hkuwise #dinglelab She/her
Hong Kong
Joined February 2013
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Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
Now out in Biological Reviews - Wildlife trade investigations benefit from multivariate stable isotope analyses - led by @TraceyPrigge w/ @AA_Andersson @ChloeWebster19 @evenymleung10 @thedmbaker @dr_dingle onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
Postdoctoral position available on population and landscape genomics to inform host-pathogen co-evolution and conservation of wild 🦌and CWD as part of highly integrative, fun team!: drive.google.com/file/d/1qAy…. Please RT! @sse_evolution @molecology @keziamanlove @csubiology
Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
VACANCIES! PhD and Postdoc Positions on🐟predator - 🐸prey responses to climate change as part of highly integrative #NSF collaboration. Postdoc ad: drive.google.com/file/d/1_Mb…
PhD ad: webpages.uidaho.edu/hohenloh…. Please RT! @PHohenlohe @CoalitionConGen @congenetics @sse_evolution
Whoop! Whoop!! Celebration worthy!!!! 🎉🎉🎉
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Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
📢📢 Pleased to announce the publication of our paper in @ConBiology - triangulating datasources to provide a clearer picture on the ornamental #wildlifetrade, using #helmetedhornbill as a case study 🦅✨ @Society4ConBio #ConservationBiology @dr_dingle conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
We’ve got job openings that cover genetics and genomics. The teaching duties would largely be on the cellular/molecular side but could include genetics and genomics
The Department of Biology at Occidental College invites applications for 2 tenure‐track Assistant Professors in any area of Cellular &/or Molecular Biology. apply.interfolio.com/150510
A very fun collaboration indeed!
Tropical cities as windows into the ecosystems of our present and future - new review in @Biotropica - a fun and insightful (for me at least) cross lab collab @Lou_A_Ashton @dr_dingle onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
📢 Global PhD opportunity: very happy to update that our advertised project on maternal behaviour and larval environment in mosquitoes is now open to applicants from *any* country and the deadline has been extended to 31 August!
with @FleurPonton @pipilika_aj Dr Helena Stage
Congrats @DrMoriartyY and team!!
New! Excited to see this is finally out! Led by my PhD student Skye (she did fantastic job!! now based @UniBonn ), myself, and Fabien Condamine with wonderful colllaborators. Cenozoic history of the tropical marine biodiversity hotspot nature.com/articles/s41586-0… #Openaccess @Nature
All who wander (in their careers) are not lost - a very important message! There are multiple pathways to and through a successful career (and many different ways to be ‘successful’).
Life can have all kinds of hiccoughs and yet success be still within reach. If you don't know where you're going...it's not necessarily the end occamstypewriter.org/athened…
An opportunity to work with Louise Ashton! She’s awesome!
Apply now: Kadoorie Farm/HKU funded PhD position on forest restoration in Hong Kong! Details here: louiseashton.net/newsandupda…
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Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
"Birds are always telling you stories about the places you are." - Nelsy Niño
A CBC radio story about international graduate students and their importance to scientific research in Canada, including interviews with @nelsyninor & me:
cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-1…
Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
New paper by @yfw393 in @IntCon - Sustainability of medicinal animal products: Tokay geckos and pangolin scales as traditional Chinese medicine onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
Very excited to see this out today! This was such a great collaboration to be involved in, thank you to everyone involved! A great example of international efforts and cooperation to reduce the illegal trade in pangolins 🤩
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
EXTENDED DEADLINE: now 20th Jan 2024.
We are hiring a postdoc to study the climate change resilience of rice herbivore pests and their natural enemies. Contact me if you have any questions. More details and how to apply: jobs.hku.hk/en/job/523603/po…
Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
Snake soup is a complex issue with key cultural and conservation implications. Glad to see the views of @felixlandryyuan represented here as he has considered these multiple perspectives seriously. See also paper in @OryxTheJournal - cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Why Chinese people eat snake soup in winter, and why it’s disappearing scmp.com/magazines/post-maga…
Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
The South Sumatra Regional Police, assisted by FLIGHT, succeeded in rescuing more than 3,000 wild songbirds - various species from the illegal wildlife trade in Palembang, South Sumatra on Tuesday, October 10. – at Kuching, Sarawak
Dr Caroline Dingle retweeted
On Sunday, September 24th, FLIGHT succeeded in assisting the Surabaya Quarantine Officers in thwarting the smuggling of 7 yellow-crested cockatoos (Cacatua sulphurea) and 2 Eclectus Parrots (Eclectus roratus) from Ambon at Tanjung Perak Port, Surabaya, East Java. – at Cipayung, Indonesia