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Andrew Hector is a community ecologist primarily focused on the consequences of biodiversity loss, stability, and the functioning of ecosystems, particularly their provision of ecological services. His current research emphasizes grassland and forest ecosystems, where he serves as a scientific leader in the Sabah Biodiversity Experiment in Borneo, investigating the impacts of enrichment planting on forest regeneration and logging. Additionally, he is involved in a new NERC thematic programme on human-modified tropical forests, including the SAFE project that studies the effects of forest fragmentation on biodiversity. On the grassland research front, he participates in the Nutrient Network, a global co-operative program aimed at understanding the impacts of nitrogen enrichment on grassland biodiversity. Beyond these main areas of interest, he also engages in ecological statistical analysis.
Department of Politics and International Relations - Higher Level English requirement.