Kate Jones

@ProfKateJones

🦇 Loves cocktails, hates brussel sprouts (not Brussels). Professor of Ecology & Biodiversity, University College London . Tweets my own (embarrassingly).

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    19 Oct 2017

    3 months continuous monitoring in one handy gif! - size of red circle = more bats

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    3 hours ago

    Yesterday we launched a new project calling for volunteers to refine the detecting 'HumBug' app. Led by Prof Kathy Willis and Prof Stephen Roberts .

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    Mar 29

    I'm proud to present the most recent work from the lab published by , we discovered a new mechanism for viral host-range expansion. Congrats

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    Apr 4

    New study shows protective effect of urban on depression - people living in greener neighbourhoods have lower odds of experiencing major depressive disorders

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    Apr 2

    Lab all set up in with students for exciting 10 days of . With

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    Apr 3

    Day 1 . Mustering on the beach for beetle Mark recapture. Ominous clouds won’t put us off!

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    Apr 3

    Includes a new edition of our "Bird Audio Detection" challenge! New datasets, thanks to our excellent collaborators around the world.

    The DCASE challenge 2018 is open! Fresh datasets and fresh challenges for Detection and Classification of Acoustic Scenes and Events. Tell your students/colleagues...
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    Apr 3

    The DCASE challenge 2018 is open! Fresh datasets and fresh challenges for Detection and Classification of Acoustic Scenes and Events. Tell your students/colleagues...

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    Mar 28

    An email to my lab group regarding the mental health afternoon I took yesterday after my first grant rejection as a Featuring this blog post by that I think about all. the. time. 😁

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    Mar 29

    We seek an Alumni and Communications Coordinator for the Cambridge MPhil in Conservation Leadership! A fantastic opportunity to join our team and work with 140+ alumni from over 70 countries. Closing soon on 5th April

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    Mar 29

    Amazing talk from showing the incredible quality of movement data obtained from tagging birds and the kinds of insights that can be gained from them - from the influence of wind and smell on migration routes to predicting earthquakes.

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    Mar 28

    Joe Meagher is reconstructing the ancestry of bat echolocation calls.

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    Mar 27

    Please RT: Join me and my nice colleagues at at : a new lectureship position in Biodiversity. This is a great opportunity, and we encourage applications from all strong and qualified candidates

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    Mar 28

    Kicking off the student talks: Ella Browning (' group), presumably talking about the methods used on the Olympic Park monitoring project

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    Mar 28

    Ella Browning proved that bat monitoring does not have to be expensive. Reliable and cheap bat detectors are being developed to increase bat surveys in cities.

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    Mar 26

    outbreak in 🇳🇬 is slowing, but remains a concern.

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    Mar 28
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    Biologists that need to be quantitative working in eg Bioinformatics was one of our target audiences which is why we designed the presentation of material the way way did. You will enjoy it :-)

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    Mar 27

    A First Course in Machine Learning ideal for Engineers, Researchers, Practitioners & Data Scientists needing to really understand the Statistical foundations.

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    25 Feb 2014

    Best advice I got when I entered academia: "We're all smart. Distinguish yourself by being kind."

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    Mar 26

    Just about one week left to apply for this year’s Infectious Disease Evolution Across Scales workshop on “immunity across scales.” For more information, contact me directly or check out .

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    Mar 26
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    Not mummified, not founder ... but wonderful nevertheless!

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