Joe Perry's general research

This is the home page for my general work outside the SADIE project, in biometry, ecology and population dynamics. You can get an idea of what I do by looking at a full list of my publications. You can then mail or email me for reprints. Click here to go to a page describing some of our group's work on the Garden Tiger moth, Arctia caja, predominantly done by Kelvin Conrad, and with input from my colleague Ian Woiwod. This work was presented at an environmental change conference organised by our ECN colleagues at CEH Merlewood, for which the importance of long-term datasets formed one of the key messages. Excuse the brevity of information here; this part of the pages is still under development. If you think you are in the wrong place, and you want instead to learn about my spatial pattern research specifically on the SADIE method, then enter the main SADIE pages by clicking the logo below If you think you are in the wrong place, and you want instead to learn about my research into GM crops, then enter my main GM pages by clicking the link. The International Biometric Society exists to promote the application of statistical analysis and mathematical modelling to the life sciences, particularly biology and medicine. I am currently President of the British Region of the International Biometric Society. Click here to find out about meetings from the Regional web site, kindly maintained by Professor R.A. Bailey. It's not work, but you might be interested in viewing my cricket page, with details of a recent innings and links to my favourite clubs. I'm sorry, but the rest of these general home pages are under construction. I'll try to get the time to work on them soon (just like I'll try to tidy my office before too long . . . . . . . .).

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