Assoc Prof Ana Sequeira attended the Pew Fellows annual meeting in Bali, gaining insights, networking, and collaboration opportunities in marine conservation.

Lab lead Ana Sequeira and PhD Student Olga M Azevedo were in Perth, Western Australia, for the 25th Biennial Conference in the Biology of Marine Animals.

Sequeira Lab lead Assoc Prof Ana Sequeira has just arrived back from a trip to Germany, where she was an invited panelist at the Crossing Boundaries in Science 2024: The Anthropocene conference.

Five members of the Sequeira Lab are on their way to Tokyo, Japan, to take part at the 8th International Bio-Logging Science Symposium (BLS8). The BLS has a specific focus on advances in the field of telemetry and biologging, ranging from terrestrial to marine ecosystems.

Every two years, the Research School of Biology (RSB) of the Australian National University (ANU) prepares a conference that brings together Early and Mid-Career Researchers (EMCRs) with students doing a High Degree by Research (HDR). And for the first time, Sequeira lab members Dr. Hannah Calich an

Dr. Ana Sequeira was the keynote speaker for marine megafauna, at the Australian Marine Science Association (AMSA) conference in Cairns last week.

Hannah Calich, Lucy Arrowsmith, Michelle VanCompernolle, and Megan Meyers to present their research at a 4-day retreat in Albany (Western Australia) organised by the University of Western Australia’s (UWA) Oceans Graduate School (OGS)!

Sequeira Lab shines at 2019 AMSA Conference in Fremantle