Best Science PhD Thesis Awarded to Dung Beetle-Mammal Interaction Networks Study by Dr Chiew Li Yuen

Our warmest congratulations to TEE Lab's postdoc fellow, Dr. Chiew Li Yuen from the Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ITBC), University of Sabah (UMS) for being awarded the Best Science PhD Thesis Award. Her research project "Dung Beetle and Mammal Interaction Networks Across a Multi-use Landscape in Sabah, Malaysia" was supervised by TEE Lab PI Dr. Eleanor Slade.

Sh was joined by her friends and family at her PhD graduation ceremony.

Following her PhD, Dr. Chiew became a postdoc researcher with the TEE Lab and is now researching if riparian buffers are a source of rhinoceros beetles, a major pest in oil palm plantations.

To find out more about her current research, you can check out her recent blog updates here:

Are riparian buffers a source of rhinoceros beetles in oil palm? Wait No More - Get It DONE!

For more exciting updates on Dr. Chiew, follow her on twitter @Liyuen93

Congratulations again for your achievement and keep doing what you are doing. We are all incredibly proud of you!!