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Emily Roycroft is an ARC DECRA Fellow at the Australian National University within the Research School of Biology. Her research is centered on evolutionary and ecological demographic history, particularly the relationships between species and the environments in which they live. By utilizing genomics, Emily investigates evolutionary relationships, molecular evolution, historical biogeography, and conservation genomics in populations. She is especially focused on employing museum collections as a resource to advance the understanding of biodiversity loss, with a keen interest in Australian mammals and reptiles, particularly rodents, marsupials, and geckos. Emily has been instrumental in several projects concerning genomics and extinction and collaborates actively with peers in her field, demonstrating her commitment to addressing key issues in biodiversity and conservation.
Australian National University • Canberra, ACT, Australia
Leads research in evolutionary biology and conservation genomics, focusing on Australian species.
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