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Joshua Brian

Joshua Brian

Research Associate

Research interests

  • Geography

Contact details

Biography

Joshua Brian is a community ecologist who has particular interests in biological invasions and symbiosis (especially host-parasite interactions). He is working with Dr Jane Catford on the AlienImpacts project, with the aim of understanding and predicting plant invasion dynamics.

Before moving to King's, he completed a PhD in Aquatic Ecology at the University of Cambridge, and a Master's in Marine Biology at Victoria University of Wellington.

Research

  • Community assembly and dynamics
  • Host-parasite and other multi-trophic interactions
  • Biological invasions

Further details

See Joshua's research profile

Research

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Physical & Environmental Geography research group

Researching the interactions between the Earth’s hydrological, geomorphological, atmospheric and ecological processes at different geographical scales.

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King's Water Centre

Researching water, environment and development. Our centre spans the humanities, social, and physical sciences to explore the challenges of water governance from global to local scales.

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King's Climate Research Hub

Studying climate change through the relationship between science, policy and culture, particularly in the developing world.

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Political Ecology, Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services

The Political Ecology, Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services (PEBES) group provides a collaborative focus for work on the social (re)production of nature, environmental conservation and resource management.

AlienImpacts

AlienImpacts aims to develop an approach for accurately predicting impacts of alien plants on floristic diversity.

Project status: Ongoing

News

New 'destructive fishing' definition to kickstart fresh era in fishing policy

A new working definition of 'destructive fishing' has successfully been drafted following a rigorous consultation process involving 80 fisheries experts from...

Fish

Features

Invasive species: the critical yet complex group driving biodiversity loss

Ecologists, María Ángeles Pérez-Navarro and Joshua Brian explain why it's so difficult to manage invasive species and how this all fits in with COP15.

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Research

earth-banner
Physical & Environmental Geography research group

Researching the interactions between the Earth’s hydrological, geomorphological, atmospheric and ecological processes at different geographical scales.

King's Water Centre Web Banner
King's Water Centre

Researching water, environment and development. Our centre spans the humanities, social, and physical sciences to explore the challenges of water governance from global to local scales.

climate change hero
King's Climate Research Hub

Studying climate change through the relationship between science, policy and culture, particularly in the developing world.

PEES image
Political Ecology, Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services

The Political Ecology, Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services (PEBES) group provides a collaborative focus for work on the social (re)production of nature, environmental conservation and resource management.

AlienImpacts

AlienImpacts aims to develop an approach for accurately predicting impacts of alien plants on floristic diversity.

Project status: Ongoing

News

New 'destructive fishing' definition to kickstart fresh era in fishing policy

A new working definition of 'destructive fishing' has successfully been drafted following a rigorous consultation process involving 80 fisheries experts from...

Fish

Features

Invasive species: the critical yet complex group driving biodiversity loss

Ecologists, María Ángeles Pérez-Navarro and Joshua Brian explain why it's so difficult to manage invasive species and how this all fits in with COP15.

Sosnowskys hogweed