Dr Darron Cullen

About Dr Darron Cullen
I'm an organismal biologist with a particular interest in phenotypic plasticity, which I explore using density-dependent social and sexual behaviours in locusts and other insects. My lab uses a variety of methods including molecular biology, histology, diet manipulation and behavioural assays, and I’m happy to support strong postgraduate and fellowship applications for related projects.
I'm a Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society, and co-convenor of their annual Orthoptera meeting. If you would like to come along, or even present your work, then please do get in touch – students and enthusiasts are particularly welcome!
https://www.royensoc.co.uk/membership-and-community/special-interest-groups/orthoptera/
2023– Lecturer in Biological Sciences, University of Hull
2011–23 Postdoctoral research: University of Cambridge, UK; KU Leuven, Belgium (FWO Fellowship); University of Lincoln, UK
2007–11 PhD Biological Sciences, University of Sydney, Australia, supervised by Prof. Steve Simpson and Prof. Greg Sword
2002–06 BA (Hons) and MSc Biological Sciences, University of Oxford (Wadham College), UK