About Us
Research
Overview
Biology of malaria parasites
Phenotypic plasticity & life histories
Transmission (reproductive) strategies
Biological rhythms in infections
Interactions in mixed-species infections
Mating biology & within-vector ecology
Evolutionary responses to medicines
Evolution in response to vector control
Minor projects in the lab
People
Publications
Press
Public Engagement
Public Engagement
Reece Lab On Tour!
Where to Start?
Mosquito Module 1
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Mosquito Module 3
Clock Module 1
Clock Module 2
Common Questions
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Digital Microscopes
Health and Safety
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Reece Lab

About Us
Research
Overview
Biology of malaria parasites
Phenotypic plasticity & life histories
Transmission (reproductive) strategies
Biological rhythms in infections
Interactions in mixed-species infections
Mating biology & within-vector ecology
Evolutionary responses to medicines
Evolution in response to vector control
Minor projects in the lab
People
Publications
Press
Public Engagement
Public Engagement
Reece Lab On Tour!
Where to Start?
Mosquito Module 1
Mosquito Module 2
Mosquito Module 3
Clock Module 1
Clock Module 2
Common Questions
Borrow Boxes
Digital Microscopes
Health and Safety
Contact PE crew
Work With Us
Contact Us
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Our People

Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015
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Sarah Reece

Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015
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Sarah Reece

Principal Investigator (PI)

I am Professor of Evolutionary Parasitology and a Royal Society University Research Fellow at the University of Edinburgh. 

Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015
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Petra Schneider

Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015
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Petra Schneider

Postdoc

My  research focuses on understanding and predicting how life history strategies enable parasites to quickly respond to disease control methods, and what the consequences are for the efficacy of disease control.

Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015

Aidan O’Donnell

Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015
Aidan O’Donnell

Lab Manager / Postdoc

I am a postdoc with a background in Ecology, Mycology and Entomology. Currently, I am investigating the importance of biological rhythms for the survival and transmission of malaria parasites. 

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Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015

Catherine Oke

Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015
Catherine Oke

Postdoc

I am interested in vector-parasite interactions from an evolutionary ecology perspective, asking how the conditions inside vectors affect parasite fitness, and whether parasites can adapt to maximise their survival and transmission.

Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015
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Naomi Riithi

Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015
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Naomi Riithi

PhD student

I am a Darwin Trust funded PhD student investigating the impact of microbial rhythms on the development of malaria parasites and mosquitoes' ability to spread diseases.

Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015

Emily Robertshaw

Sarah Reece
September 23, 2015
Emily Robertshaw

PhD Student

I am an EASTBIO-funded PhD student studying the evolutionary ecology of circadian rhythms in malaria parasites.

Sarah Reece
September 22, 2015
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Ronnie Mooney

Sarah Reece
September 22, 2015
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Ronnie Mooney

Research Technician

I am responsible for the maintenance of our mosquito colonies, and much of our animal handling and microscopy for many projects in the lab. 

Sarah Reece
September 22, 2015
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Giles K. P. Barra

Sarah Reece
September 22, 2015
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Giles K. P. Barra

Lab Overseer

I'm a Capybara.

I like Gingerbread houses.

I'm pretty much awesome.

Sarah Reece
September 22, 2015
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Previous Members

Sarah Reece
September 22, 2015
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Previous Members

Information on the previous members of our lab.

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