Ros Gloag

Senior Lecturer

I undertook my PhD (Zoology) at the University of Oxford investigating the evolutionary ecology of parasitic birds. I followed this with short postdocs at Oxford and the Australian National University, also working on avian ecology and evolution. In 2014 I took up a University of Sydney Postdoctoral Fellowship to work on the evolutionary ecology and genetics of bees. In mid-2018 I began a Lectureship in Evolutionary Biology at the School of Life and Environmental Sciences. In 2022 I began as an ARC DECRA Fellow researching the genetics and ecology of native Australian bees, and in 2023 I began as a USYD Robinson Fellow.

See staff profile here for a full list of publications and contact information.

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Awards and Honours

• University of Sydney Robinson Fellowship, 2023
• Discovery Early Career Researcher Award, 2022
• University of Sydney, Faculty of Science Re-Entry Fellowship 2018
• University of Sydney Postdoctoral Fellowship, 2014-2018
• Clarendon Postgraduate Scholarship, University of Oxford, 2008-2012