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

• Daniel Noble - Australian National University, Australia
• Tim Parker - Whitman College, USA
• Matthew Pennell - University of British Columbia, Canada
• ​Joanna Rutkowska - Jagiellonian University, Poland
  
• Eduardo S. A. Santos - Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
• Julia Schroeder - Imperial College London, UK
• Naupaka Zimmerman - University of San Francisco, USA
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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
• 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.
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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
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Web Designers

Design and web experts who have created and maintain this and the main EcoEvoRxiv websites.

Ursula Oggenfuss - University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Malgorzata Lagisz - UNSW Sydney, Australia​