I am a behavioural ecologist with a focus on how animal coordinate group behaviour using vocalizations. Currently I am focused on how anthropogenic noise affects prey behaviour and how that affects their availability to their predators.

My broader interests include: cooperative group behaviors, vocal animal communication (information encoding, information flow, interspecific communication), how groups coordinate movement using vocalizations, how anthropogenic noise affects anti-predator communication and communication networks, and predator-prey relationships. If you want to learn more about my current and past research check out the Research section or have  a look at my CV.