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Roxane Francis is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Ecosystem Science at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. Her work encompasses a variety of ecological research activities including waterbird monitoring and management in both Australia and Botswana, utilizing techniques such as pXRF, SIA, and ICPMS to explore diets and toxin interactions. She is proficient in remote sensing and programming languages including R, JavaScript, and Python, which she applies to collect and analyze ecological data. Roxane has significant field experience, having worked extensively with various fauna including freshwater and marine turtles, and waterbirds. She is a recipient of several grants, including those from the Taronga Conservation Society and IDEA WILD, and has been involved in projects aimed at developing real-time forensic tools and automated systems for monitoring wildlife. In addition to her research, Roxane teaches courses in Ecology, Sustainability, and Environmental Science at UNSW.
Centre for Ecosystem Science, University of New South Wales • Sydney, Australia
Conducting research on waterbird monitoring, utilizing advanced techniques, and managing ecological projects.
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