Stephen Lang
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Current position

I'm currently a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Exeter's Centre for Ecology and Conservation, where I work with Dr Richard Sherley on a project investigating the impacts of fishing activity on African penguins. By identifying foraging events in high-resolution biologging data (including accelerometery and animal-borne video), I try and find ways of predicting foraging success in larger historical tracking datasets, to ultimately understand how fishing affects the energetic landscape of foraging penguins. 

Previous positions

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2021 Postdoctoral Researcher - Anglia Ruskin University

2019-2020  Postdoctoral Research Fellow - Max Planck Institute for Animal Behaviour, Konstanz

2015-2019  PhD student - Max Planck Institute for Animal Behaviour, Konstanz
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2013-2015  Graduate Research Assistant - Edward Grey Institute, University of Oxford
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​​2013  Forestry Technician - Queen Mary, University of London

Education

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2015-2019  Max Planck Institute for Animal Behaviour (formerly the Institute for Ornithology), University of Konstanz
(PhD in Animal Behaviour)


2011-2012  University of Exeter, Cornwall Campus
(MSc in Conservation and Biodiversity)
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2008-2011  University of Exeter, Cornwall Campus
​(BSc in Zoology)
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