Steering Committee
The Committee is made up of academics involved in ecological, evolutionary and conservation research who created and support the EcoEvoRxiv repository.
- COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS:
- Shinichi Nakagawa - UNSW Sydney, Australia
- Fiona Fidler - University of Melbourne, Australia
- COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
- Irene Adrian-Kalchhauser - University of Basel, Switzerland
- Amber Budden - DataOne, USA
- Will Cornwell - UNSW Sydney, Australia
- Hannah Dugdale - University of Leeds, UK
- W. Edwin Harris - Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
- Matt Jones - University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
Ambassadors
Graduate students and early career researchers who champion and promote the EcoEvoRxiv repository at their institutions and internationally.
- Keisuke Atsumi - Hokkaido University, Japan
- Jose Cerca - Natural History Museum in Oslo
- Aaron Eger - UNSW Sydney, Australia
- Hannah Fraser - University of Melbourne, Australia
- Fonti Kar - UNSW Sydney, Australia
- Malgorzata Lagisz - UNSW Sydney, Australia
- Carlos Esteban Lara - Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia
- Anita J Norman - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Umeå, Sweden
- Ursula Oggenfuss - University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland
- Rose O'Dea - UNSW Sydney, Australia
- Andrew O'Reilly-Nugent - University of Canberra, Australia
- Jimoh Saheed Olaide - Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (GRI-CAAS), China
- Alfredo Sanchez-Tojar - University of Bielefeld, Germany
- Eduardo S. A. Santos - Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
- Sil van Lieshout - University of Leeds, UK
Would you like to become an EcoEvoRxiv Ambassador? - get in touch with us if you are a senior PhD student / postdoc and already archived a preprint (postprint) on EcoEvoRxiv.
What do EcoEvoRxiv Ambassadors do?
1) encouraging peers and colleagues to archive their preprints/postprints on the EcoEvoRxiv server (e.g., at seminars/conferences/meetings)
2) promoting EcoEvoRxiv on social media (e.g., via Twitter, Facebook)
3) monitoring what is getting uploaded on EcoEvoRxiv to spot and flag submissions that are not proper research publications
What do EcoEvoRxiv Ambassadors do?
1) encouraging peers and colleagues to archive their preprints/postprints on the EcoEvoRxiv server (e.g., at seminars/conferences/meetings)
2) promoting EcoEvoRxiv on social media (e.g., via Twitter, Facebook)
3) monitoring what is getting uploaded on EcoEvoRxiv to spot and flag submissions that are not proper research publications
Web Designers
Design and web experts who have created and maintain this and the main EcoEvoRxiv websites.