Darron Cullen

I investigate the sensory and physiological bases of behaviour. I am particularly interested in phenotypic plasticity, which I explore using social and sexual systems in insects, but I am open to supervision or collaboration on any organism we can get into the lab!

I am co-convenor of the Royal Entomological Society's 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

2023- Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society

2019-24 Visitor, Department of Zoology, University of Cambridge, UK

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

2002-06 BA (Hons) and MSc Biological Sciences, University of Oxford (Wadham College), UK