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Welcome to the BioBlog
Welcome to the BioBlog
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Below you can find a small selection of my projects and essays completed while undertaking my undergrad at Imperial - I hope it demonstrates how varied the study of the field of Biology can be, from sub-cellular structures to entire ecosystems!
© Sebastian Carvello, Imperial College LondonORCID iD: 0009-0003-9863-123X | ResearchGateCorrespondence: seb@carvello.me / sebastian.carvello23@imperial.ac.uk
2024
2024
March
March
Why are vesicles coated? | Cell Biology (essay)
June
June
Oak tree budding increases with increasing air temperature - An analysis of data collected from Imperial College London, Silwood Park Campus from 2010 to 2022 | Ecology (data analysis & report)
November
November
The use of inbred animals in experimental set ups in medical research - Beyond the assumption of isogenicity | Genetics (essay)
December
December
The distribution of human endogenous retrovirus solo-LTRs in an internationally diverse cohort of students: exploring the potential for a novel genetic fingerprinting method | Genetics (lab project & journal-style article)
2025
2025
March
March
The More the Merrier? An investigation into primate sociability & group size at ZSL London Zoo | Behavioural Ecology (research project & poster)
Smells Like Trouble: Presence of multi-female pheromones increases male aggression in the Mediterranean field cricket, Gryllus bimaculatus | Behavioural Ecology (research project & journal-style article)
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