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Thomas Newsome is an Associate Professor at the University of Sydney, specializing in the interface between human activities and animal ecology. His research addresses how human modifications impact ecological patterns and what strategies can improve ecological outcomes. He employs field modeling studies to reveal the impacts of human interactions on ecosystems and focuses on topics such as food web dynamics, species persistence amidst human perturbations like climate change, and the reintroduction of species to restore habitats. In 2018, he established the Global Ecology Lab at the University of Sydney, which aligns with various Faculty research strengths including biodiversity conservation and sustainability. Newsome also holds courtesy faculty positions at Oregon State University and the University of Washington and has received numerous awards including the Fulbright Postdoctoral Scholarship.
University of Sydney • Sydney, Australia
University of Sydney • Sydney, Australia
University of Sydney • Sydney, Australia
University of Washington • Seattle, USA
Deakin University • Australia
Oregon State University • Corvallis, USA
Oregon State University • Corvallis, USA
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