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Joshua Brian is a community ecologist with particular interests in biological invasions and symbiosis, especially host-parasite interactions. He works with Dr. Jane Catford on the AlienImpacts project, focusing on understanding and predicting plant invasion dynamics. Prior to joining King's College London, he completed his PhD in Aquatic Ecology at the University of Cambridge and a Master's in Marine Biology at Victoria University of Wellington. His research aims to enhance the understanding of the processes, drivers, and impacts of water, land, and atmosphere ecosystems, addressing important environmental and societal challenges. He investigates the relationship between climate change and aspects of science, policy, and culture. As a member of the Political Ecology, Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services (PEBES) group, he collaborates on issues related to social reproduction of nature, environmental conservation, and resource management. Through the AlienImpacts project, he aims to develop approaches for accurately predicting the impacts of alien plants on floristic diversity.
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