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Tim graduated with a PhD from the University of Sydney in 2016, with a thesis focused on the molecular phylogenetic, ecological, and evolutionary studies of Australian Rhinotermitid termites. He coordinated entomology-related units of study at the University of Sydney in 2016, including Introductory Entomology (ENTO 2001) and Integrated Pest Management (ENTO 4003). From 2017 until early 2019, Tim worked in the Entomology department of the Australian Museum, where his research was centered around moths of biosecurity concern to Australia. In 2019, he took on the role of Associate Lecturer at the University of Sydney and is currently the Deputy Unit Coordinator for the Human Biology course (BIOL 1008/1908). Tim's scientific research interests include insect evolution, taxonomy, molecular phylogenetics, and biogeography, with a focus on understanding the complex questions related to termites and their ecological interactions. His educational research is aimed at improving assessment strategies in tertiary education, investigating how structured assessments can enhance student understanding and the efficacy of feedback.
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