FERG News June 2026

Spring has now truly sprung, just as many of us have swung into action for this year’s field experiments! We’ve had a few other year-round or winter-based field experiments wrapping up too, and it’s been a busy month for papers, preprint and protocols! There’s still time to register for Rosy’s online talk about her PhDContinueContinue reading “FERG News June 2026”

FERG News April 2026

With fieldwork countdowns ticking and teaching slowly starting to wrap up for the academic year, we’ve had loads of exciting things coming into full bloom this month, much like the flowering plants dotting the trees, parks and roadsides throughout Newcastle! If you want to keep up with our updates every month (and in between), youContinueContinue reading “FERG News April 2026”

FERG News February 2026

The start of the year brought a large amount of snowfall to northeast England, but even this couldn’t keep us quiet! Alongside hosting visitors and chipping away at various projects, we’ve been out in the (very cold) field, publishing protocols and winning various grants to do some really exciting things over the year ahead! IfContinueContinue reading “FERG News February 2026”

FERG Yearly Round-up 2025

This year has been an incredible year of growth, collaboration and success for FERG, and certainly one we’ll look back on fondly! The group has grown (significantly!) just as we all have as researchers. We’re excited for another incredible year ahead! First though, we’ll recap some highlights from 2025… Many of us together for aContinueContinue reading “FERG Yearly Round-up 2025”

FERG News December 2025

Festive tidings from all at FERG! As the darker days sweep in, we’ve been getting cosy at conferences, writing retreats and our desks to present, prepare and publish some really exciting things over the coming months! Check out some of the highlights of our November below! New FERGers Welcome, Dheeraj, who has just started hisContinueContinue reading “FERG News December 2025”

FERG News October 2025

Happy Arachtober! Given the various spider-related projects we have underway in FERG, it’s always a special time of year (and great for bizarre spider merchandise like the infuriating trend of shops selling ‘spider skeleton’ Halloween statues). We’ve had a busy month at conferences and workshops, and the new academic year has meant we have aContinueContinue reading “FERG News October 2025”