Dr Eva Raebel

I graduated from a BSc in Biology and Environmental Geography at University of Middlesex in 2004 after a mark and recapture study on the daily patterns and movements of damselflies in a lake in Czech Republic.

In 2005 I gained an MSc in Ecology, Evolution and Conservation at Imperial College after completing my thesis on the 'Cooperative nesting among solitary wasps: clues to the origins of sociality', where I investigated the evolution of sociality by nest densities and larval survival in relation to pressures from parasitic wasps on the genus Cerceris.

I joined WIdCRU in 2005 to undertake my DPhil.

Conservation Biology, Freshwater Ecology, Entomology, Evolution, Behavioural and Spatial Ecology