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Author Archives: William Kay

About William Kay

William is a PhD researcher based at the Swansea Laboratory for Animal Movement. His work involves tagging animals with miniaturized tracking devices to study how and why they move, and how they may be affected by human impacts. with his focus currently on seals. You can follow him on twitter at @willpkay

#iamabiologist: using twitter to bring those working in the biosciences together

Posted on October 26, 2017 by William Kay

#iamabiologist studying the movement ecology of wild grey seals (Halichoerus grypus) using telemetry devices. This forms part of my doctoral work investigating the impacts of marine renewable energy developments on grey seal movement and behaviour in tidal environments. I was extremely excited to get involved with the #iamabiologist Biology Week Twitter campaign. I think it … Continue reading »

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